What does Aarvexa AgTech build for agriculture businesses?

Custom software and mobile apps, ERP and CRM implementations, eCommerce platforms, AI and data solutions, and managed IT services, designed around how crop, livestock, aquaculture, seed and grain operations actually run.

Do you work with family farms as well as large enterprises?

Yes. We support growers and ranches as well as multi-entity enterprises. Scope, team size and delivery approach are matched to the operation, so a family farm is not forced into an enterprise-sized project.

Where should we start if our systems are a mix of spreadsheets and legacy tools?

Start with a short discovery that maps your workflows, field processes, data and existing systems. From that we recommend the smallest first release that removes your biggest manual bottleneck, then phase the rest.

How long does a typical project take?

Our structured journey runs in four phases, discovery and planning, solution design, integration and testing, then go-live and scale, typically across about 13 to 16 weeks for a focused first release. Larger programmes are phased.

Can you replace a system that no longer fits our operation?

Yes. We can replace, modernize or connect what you have. A migration plan keeps operations running while data, integrations and teams move over, so nothing stops mid-season.

Can you build mobile apps that work in the field with no signal?

Yes. Offline-first capture is a standard design pattern for us: data is recorded on the device, stored safely and synchronized automatically when a connection returns.

Which agriculture segments do you cover?

Crop farming, livestock, aquaculture, companion animals, and seed and grain, plus the ERP, sales and commerce systems that sit behind them.

Do you build livestock and herd management software?

Yes. That includes animal records, breeding and health treatments, RFID and weight tracking, and ranch-level visibility from the pasture or the office.

Can you build B2B and direct-to-customer commerce for seed or meat?

Yes. We build online ordering connected to pricing, inventory, fulfillment, payments and the back-office systems behind them.

Do you offer ready-made platforms or only custom builds?

Both. We have platforms for farm documentation, dairy and beef cattle management and farm ERP that can be adapted, and we build fully custom software when your process is unique.

Where can AI deliver real value in agriculture?

Typical high-impact areas are yield prediction, disease detection, crop monitoring, livestock counting and breeding optimization. An assessment ranks them against your data and business priorities.

What does an AI assessment involve?

We review your data, systems, workflows and business priorities to identify where AI has the strongest potential, with a focus on real agricultural challenges, operational readiness and opportunities worth investing in first.

Do we need a lot of data before we begin?

Not necessarily. We start from what you already have, close the gaps that matter for the first use case, and design data capture so models improve as your operation generates more.

How do you show value early?

We pick a narrow use case with a clear baseline, deliver a working pilot quickly and measure it against the baseline, so you see results before committing to a wider rollout.

Can AI be added to our existing software?

Yes. AI capabilities can be integrated into the systems you already run, such as your ERP, field apps and reporting, rather than requiring a rebuild.

Which ERP platforms do you work with?

We implement and integrate Microsoft Dynamics 365 and NetSuite, and connect them with the systems you already have in place.

Can you consolidate multiple business entities in one system?

Yes. Accounting, purchasing, inventory and intercompany reporting can be consolidated into one connected system with real-time visibility and financial control.

Can you connect field data to finance and inventory?

Yes. We integrate field and herd data, lab or device feeds and warehouse activity with finance, inventory and supply chain planning so decisions use one version of the truth.

Do you build CRM and dealer or sales platforms?

Yes. CRM and sales platforms cover contracts, customer onboarding, dealer management, field sales and quote management, built around how your business sells and serves.

How do you migrate away from spreadsheets or QuickBooks?

We map the data, clean and transform it, run a parallel period where needed and cut over in stages, with training so teams are comfortable on day one.

How is an agtech engagement priced?

Discovery and pilots are fixed scope. Larger programmes run on time-and-materials or a dedicated team. You see the estimate before any work begins.

What affects the cost of a project?

Mainly the number of integrations, the amount of data migration, offline and device requirements, user roles and the level of AI involved. Discovery turns these into a clear estimate.

Do you provide support after go-live?

Yes. Managed IT services cover cloud management, infrastructure support, security monitoring and backup and recovery, with ongoing optimization as your operation grows.

Who owns the software we commission?

You do. Custom solutions and their source code are built for your business and handed over with documentation.

How do I get started?

Book a free demo or speak with our AgTech specialist. We respond within one business day and can propose a discovery workshop.

Computer vision for agriculture

Keep Productivity High And Risks Low With Computer Vision For Agriculture

Advanced visual monitoring helps you detect subtle health and performance issues in crops and livestock, enabling precise actions that keep your farm running strong.

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Multi-spectral imaging
On-device analytics
Real-time alerts

REC · ROBOT EYE LIVE30 fps · 28 ms

Leaf rust · 96%Stress zone · 92%Weed · 91%

Detections · Crops3 objects

Leaf rust detected96%
Water stress zone92%
Weed vs crop91%

Detection accuracy99.9%

Anomalies caught18

Model learning

Our Portfolio of Happy Customers

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Impact

Our Impact, By The Numbers

Powered by expert-driven agriculture computer vision, we deliver trusted solutions that keep farms efficient, productive, and ready for tomorrow.

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0K+Hours of automated analysis

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Capabilities

Empowering Agriculture With Next-Gen Computer Vision Technology

Drive smarter decisions across operations using advanced, scalable computer vision agriculture capabilities.

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Multi-Spectral Imaging

Reveal early stress signals in crops and animals, delivering a deeper understanding of field health and nutrient needs.

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Applications

Real-World Computer Vision Applications In Agriculture

Enhance productivity and make timely decisions with advanced machine vision technology for agricultural applications.

Stress zone · 93%

Precision Crop Monitoring

Utilize high-resolution imaging & drone crop monitoring to assess plant health, detect stress factors, and optimize input application.

Weed · 91%

Automated Weed Detection

Implement vision systems to identify and differentiate weeds from crops, enabling targeted herbicide application.

245.8 tons

Yield Estimation

Employ image processing in agriculture to predict crop yields accurately, aiding in harvest planning and market forecasting.

Leaf rust · 96%

Disease and Pest Identification

Detect early signs of disease and pest infestation through visual cues, facilitating timely intervention.

Moisture 8%

Soil Condition Assessment

Analyze soil texture and moisture levels via spectral imaging to inform irrigation and fertilization strategies.

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Crop Phenology Tracking

Monitor crop development stages to optimize management practices and improve harvest timing.

Grade A · 97%

Produce Grading and Sorting

Automatically classify produce by size, color, and quality to enhance consistency, reduce labor, and increase output.

N deficit · 90%

Nutrient Deficiency Detection

Identify visual symptoms of nutrient deficiencies to guide precise fertilization and enhance crop health.

Ready · 88%

Harvest Readiness Assessment

Determine optimal harvest times by analyzing crop maturity indicators, ensuring quality and reducing losses.

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Stay proactive with precise insights that keep fields, animals, and assets performing at peak efficiency.

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Insights

AI Powered Clarity That Translates To Control

Computer vision for agriculture transforms raw visual data into actionable insights that drive profitability and efficiency.

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Live alerts Monitoring

Leaf rust · Row 47Block C · 2 min ago
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Heat stress · Pen 4Barn 2 · 6 min ago
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Valve leak · Zone 9Irrigation · 11 min ago
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Lameness risk · Cow #118Pen 6 · 18 min ago
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How it works

Delivering Expert Designed Computer Vision Solutions

Expert-crafted computer vision for agriculture ensures precise data flow in real-time.

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01 · Input Source

Cameras, drones, phones and sensors feed raw images and video.

Input Source
Cameras, drones, phones and sensors feed raw images and video.
Data
Images are labeled, cleaned and organized into training sets.
Model
Vision models are trained and validated on your farm data.
Deployment
Models run in the cloud, at the edge or in containers.
Continuous Learning
Field feedback retrains the model so accuracy keeps improving.

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Case study

Our Proven Success In Cattle Counting

See how ranchers count smarter and operate leaner with our cattle counting software.

Case study

Australian Beef Producer

Description

To eliminate manual counting errors, Australia's 2nd largest beef producer adopted AI-powered cattle counting via drone footage and implemented a real-time, computer vision monitoring system for livestock.

Reduced Cattle Counting Errors
Real-Time Livestock Tracking
Increased Operational Efficiency
Reduced Operational Costs

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on getting started, computer vision use cases, data and technology, pricing and who we are.

Start with a free consultation. We review the problem you most want to solve, the cameras, drones or devices you already have, and the images you can capture, then plan a focused pilot with a clear baseline.

Yes. A single camera or a drone flight can already deliver value, for example counting animals, spotting weeds or flagging stressed plants. Cloud processing and subscription pricing mean you do not need a large IT team.

One or two high-impact use cases first. A single workflow, such as cattle counting in one paddock or disease detection in one crop, makes it easy to prove ROI before you scale to more sites.

Most pilots move from discovery to a working proof of concept in a matter of weeks, depending on data availability and the hardware involved. We confirm the timeline in your project plan.

A short description of the problem, sample images or video if you have them, details of your cameras, drones or equipment, and the systems the results should connect to.