AgrosonGram
Hackathon
2023
Powered By Agrosongram
"Hacking
Agriculture for a Greener Tomorrow"
About AgrosonGram Hackathon
Goals to Connect With
1000+
Villages
2000+
AgrosonFriend
Agriculture is the backbone of many societies, especially in rural areas. In order to improve agricultural practices, enhance food security, and ensure sustainable farming, collecting accurate data is crucial. This Village Agricultural Data Collection Hackathon aims to harness the power of technology and innovation to facilitate the collection of agricultural data from rural villages. By doing so, we can empower farmers with valuable insights, promote informed decision-making, and ultimately transform agriculture for the better.
About Agrosongram
Agrosongram is a farmer welfare activity of Agroson Alliance that planning to connect every village in india and creating data based platform for agricultural technology transformation.
Agrosongram connects villages to agricultural professionals for technology, farming operations and trade services so that they can get the timely solution to overcome their farming challenges.
About AgrosonFriend
Who Connects
Villagers To Agrosongram
Farmers To Agrosonaadhar
Vendors To Agroson Partner (VMS)
In the heart of rural villages, the Agroson Friend stands as a beacon of support for farmers. Armed with technology and a compassionate spirit, they collect essential data about crops, farming areas, and local vendors. More than data collectors, they are bridge-builders, connecting farmers to technology and vital market information. With empathy and expertise, Agroson Friends help farmers trade their produce, navigate challenges, and build stronger agricultural communities. They are the catalysts for positive change, bringing smiles and prosperity to villages, one farm at a time.
Objectives
Ingenious
This step focuses on brainstorming, ideation, and the development of groundbreaking solutions that address the challenges of agricultural data collection in rural villages. We challenge participants to think outside the box and devise ingenious ways to collect, manage, and leverage data effectively.
Engaging
Participants will strive to design user-friendly and accessible tools that engage farmers, agricultural workers, and local communities. The goal is to ensure that the data collection process is engaging, intuitive, and culturally sensitive, facilitating the active participation of all stakeholders.
Collaborating
In this phase, participants will be encouraged to collaborate with experts, mentors, and local communities to refine their solutions. Collaborative efforts will enhance the robustness and effectiveness of the proposed solutions by drawing on diverse expertise and insights from the agricultural and technology sectors.
Empowering
Participants will refine their solutions to ensure they not only collect data but also empower farmers with actionable insights and opportunities for sustainable growth. The focus is on creating solutions that empower farmers to take control of their agricultural practices, improve yields, and enhance their overall well-being.
Problem Statement
Summery
Rural agriculture is the backbone of many economies, providing sustenance and livelihoods to millions of people worldwide. However, there are significant challenges that hinder the efficient collection of crop data, the delivery of agricultural services, and the trade of agricultural produce in rural villages. This problem statement aims to highlight these challenges and foster innovative solutions that promote sustainable and profitable agriculture in these communities.
Fragmented Data Collection:
Crop data collection in rural villages is often fragmented, with different agencies, NGOs, and farmers using disparate systems and methods. This fragmentation leads to data duplication, inefficiencies, and lack of standardized data.
Limited Access to Agricultural Services:
Many rural farmers lack access to essential agricultural services such as pest management, soil testing, and irrigation support. This results in reduced yields and lower income for farmers.
Market Inefficiencies:
Agricultural produce trade in rural areas is often marred by inefficiencies, including limited market information, price fluctuations, and inadequate access to markets. These issues affect both farmers and traders.
Data Privacy and Security:
The collection and sharing of sensitive agricultural data raise concerns about privacy and security. Farmers are often hesitant to share critical information about their crops and practices due to these concerns.
Digital Divide:
The lack of access to technology, smartphones, and the internet in rural areas exacerbates the challenges of data collection and access to agricultural services and markets.
Lack of Information Flow:
Inefficient communication channels and information flow between farmers, service providers, and traders lead to missed opportunities and suboptimal decision-making.
Rewards
Rewards Agroson Friend
top three prizes
The first three winner will receive an exclusive prize, celebrating their innovative approach and valuable contributions. These prizes are a testament to your exceptional achievements and dedication to making a positive impact on agriculture in rural villages.
get surprice gift
We value the dedication and tireless efforts of all Agrosonfriends who meet the specified criteria. In recognition of your commitment to bridging the gap between farmers and technology, you will receive a special acknowledgment of your role as an Agrosonfriend.
certification
Every participant who takes part in the hackathon will receive a Certificate of Completion. This certificate serves as a testament to your active involvement in driving innovation and making a difference in rural agriculture.
Rewards For Villages
Prices for top three villages
Prize Description: Weather Stations
In addition to recognizing the outstanding efforts of participants, the Village Agricultural Data Collection Hackathon is excited to introduce a special category of rewards for the Best Supporting Villages. These villages have shown exceptional dedication to agricultural innovation and are instrumental in driving positive change in their communities.
These weather stations are not just prizes; they are tools for progress, designed to empower villages in their journey towards sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Best Supporting Villages for their dedication to transforming rural agriculture and building a brighter future for their communities.
Timeline
Registration
Candidates will register for hackathon
(Duration 7 Days)
Shortlisting
We will shortlist the agroson friend
(Duration 7 Days)
Training
We will provide training sessions.
(Duration 7 Days)
1st Stage
Agroson friend collects village agriculture data.
(Duration 30 Days)
2nd Stage
Agrosonfriend interact and collaborate with gram panchayat.
(Duration 15 Days)
3rd Stage
Agrosonfriend will connect the farmers with Agrosonaadhar.
(Duration 15 Days)
4th Stage
Agrosonfriend will take feedback and moniter impact of services.
(Duration 30 Days)
Rewards
We will announce the winners.
(Duration 30 Days)
Eligibility
Eligibility Criteria for Agroson Hackathon
1. Age Requirement: Participants must be at least 18+ at the time of registration.
2. Education Parameter: Participants should have passed their 12th.
3. field Awareness: Participant should be Aware of Agriculture knowledge.
4. Team Composition: Participants must inter as an individually.
5. Technical Skills: While technical skills are not mandatory for participants, having a background in programming, data analysis, or relevant agricultural knowledge is beneficial.
6. Registration: Participants must complete the official registration process within the specified deadline.
7. Residency: The hackathon is open to participants from Satara district, Pune district, Kolhapur district, Sangali district And Solapur district.
8. Code of Conduct: All participants are expected to adhere to a code of conduct that promotes a respectful, inclusive, and collaborative environment. Disruptive or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated.
9. Judging Criteria: Projects will be evaluated based on innovation, and relevance to agriculture. Detailed judging criteria will be provided to participants in advance.
10. Submission Requirements: Participants must submit their projects, by the specified deadline. Submission guidelines and deadlines will be communicated to participants.
11. Prizes and Awards: Prizes and awards will be presented to the top-performers. Details about the prizes and the judging panel will be provided prior to the hackathon.
12. Equipment and Resources: For in-person events, organizers will provide access to necessary equipment and resources. For virtual hackathons, Organizers will provide a mobile Application or Dashboard to participants. to collect their data. and also organizers will a guide for a batch of 20 participants
These eligibility criteria are intended to create a fair and inclusive environment for participants while ensuring the hackathon's objectives are met. Organizers should communicate these criteria clearly on the event's website and promotional materials, as well as be available to answer any participant inquiries.
How to Register
Ready to cultivate change in the world of agriculture? Register now an be a part of AgriTech Innovation Hackathon! Visit agrosongram.com to Secure your spot and learn more about the event agenda and challenges.
FAQ
1. Who Can Participate in Hackathon?
2. Do I need a team to participate, or can I join as an individual?
3. How will the hackathon be conducted? Is it in-person or virtual?
4. Are there any registration fees to participate?
5. Can I propose my own challenge or idea for the hackathon?
6. How can I submit collected Data?
Contact Us
We can help. our team of experts is on hand to answer your questions
7083137081
agrosonaashar@gmail.com
Agroson Alliance, 3rd floor, G building,(YCIS-CIII) Satara 415001 Maharashtra
