As a result, farmers struggle to access credit, insurance, and premium markets. Agri-Entrepreneurs (AEs) help bridge this gap through local facilitation and advisory services, but without a reliable data infrastructure, they too are constrained. For lenders, insurers, and supply chain participants, the absence of verifiable data means higher costs, greater risk, and no path to scale.
Syngenta Foundation India, together with 5am.Earth, AIQUANT, Anastasia Labs, and Andamio, implemented a Cardano-based satellite oracle that transforms fragmented farm data into persistent, tamper-resistant digital records.
Rather than a single application, the platform functions as shared public infrastructure. Verified land boundaries, sustainability histories, and crop data are recorded once and reused across finance, insurance, government programs, and agricultural trade, enabling independent verification and long-term auditability without centralized control.
How Syngenta Foundation India uses Cardano to open markets for farmers
Farm parcels receive decentralized identifiers linked to satellite-verified boundaries.
Twelve years of biomass and crop data establish verifiable sustainability histories.
Verified datasets are recorded on Cardano for independent validation.
Financial, insurance, and trading platforms consume trusted data without intermediaries.
Trusted data unlocks inclusive agricultural ecosystems
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