aWhere Weather Intelligence Solution

aWhere's AI-supported platform offers real-time weather-based agricultural intelligence to farmers, companies, development agencies, and governments, providing insight and predictive analytics that effectively de-risk farming anywhere on Earth.

Benefits

Access premium data to drive accurate models
Gain unprecedented insight into weather visibility
Generate actionable insights to support decision making along the entire value chain

Main Features

Real-time weather data
Robust API that provides weather and agronomic data
Premier predictive analytic tools
Cost-effective agricultural information management support

Primary Audience

Farmers
Food system actors and organizations

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Delivering Economic Resilience to Climate Change

aWhere is now introducing a series called Economic Resilience to Climate Change (ERCC) that will highlight weekly weather variability, the implications for farmers and decision-makers, and what can be done about it. Weather data can serve as the signal to drive a coordinated response to climate change.

Big Data to Help Farmers Weather Climate Change

Agriculture is a weather-driven sector, and weather data is critical to increase productivity, profitability and to enhance our food systems’ resilience to weather variability due to climate change. With smallholder farmers being the most vulnerable and impacted by increasing weather variability, daily weather data can empower them to make better decisions.

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Esoko

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Esoko

Weather information helps farmers plan their farming activities better. Farmers have reported spending less on inputs (less wastage) and higher yields when they are able to plan their farming activities better by receiving weather information. Given the pressing issue of climate change and its adverse effect on agriculture, Esoko’s partnership with aWhere is evermore needed.

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Ukulima Tech

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Ukulima Tech

By understanding weather trends, farmers have been able to plan better and make timely decisions at different stages of crop production. Thanks to improved access to this information from aWhere, farmers now have insights to optimal planting dates and what crops are best suited to their local conditions to maximize their productivity and minimize risks.