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About anee.io

Built by Farmers, for Filipino Farmers.

anee.io started as the system our own agronomists and technicians use on client farms. Now it is open to every farmer, with one goal: a higher yield and a better income from the same land.

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AneeYour smart farm technician
64
tools for one season
85
crops it knows by stage
8
steps from plan to harvest
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Our story

From Our Fields to Yours.

anee.io was not made in an office. It grew out of years of work on real farms, one season at a time.

  1. Two farmers giving a thumbs up beside their rice field 01

    Years in the field

    Our team has helped farmers grow bigger harvests of palay, mais and more through research, technician support, fertilization and farm management, with results recognized here and abroad.

  2. A farmer following his plan on a phone at transplanting time 02

    The system behind the results

    To run client farms well, our technicians built a cropping schedule manager: every task counted from day zero, every cost written down, every season kept on record.

  3. A hand holding a phone with Anee answering in the middle of a rice field 03

    Now in your hands

    anee.io puts that same system on your phone, with Anee, the smart farm technician, to answer when a technician cannot be there.

ani (ah nee)

noun · Filipino

  1. The harvest: the crop that comes off the field at the end of a season.
  2. The one score every farmer keeps.

“Kumusta ang ani?” How was the harvest? How many cavans of palay came off the field?

Anee, the anee.io smart farm technician anee.io and Anee both take their name from it.

Our name

Our Name Comes From Ani, the Harvest.

Ani is the whole point of a season. Every plan, every spray and every sack of fertilizer is there for one day: the day the crop comes in. Our page on the ani meaning tells the rest.

Ani also gives its name to the smart farm technician inside the app. Ask Anee about your crop, send a photo of a leaf, and she answers in Filipino or English, any time of the day.

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Our mission

Help Every Filipino Farmer Grow More From the Same Land.

Fertilizer and fuel cost more every year, and the price at harvest does not keep up.

The answer is not another product to buy. It is better farm management, made simple enough to follow from a phone in the middle of the field.
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  • A higher yield

    Every task on its right day, counted from each lot's own day zero, so the crop gets what it needs when it needs it.

  • A lower cost

    Every peso written down as it is spent, so nothing is wasted and nothing is forgotten.

  • A smarter next season

    Every season leaves a record, so the next one starts from what worked on your own farm.

Why we built it

Made for Farms in the Philippines.

Farming still employs about one in five working Filipinos, and most farms here are small. Our guide to agriculture in the Philippine economy has the numbers. A small farm has no room for a missed fertilizer day or a pest found a week late.

So anee.io counts every task from each lot's own day zero, the way agronomists do. It works for pagtatanim ng palay in a Nueva Ecija palayan, for mais in Isabela and Mindanao, and for gulay on the vegetable farms of the Philippines. And Anee reads your season before she answers, in Filipino or English.

Guides from our team

PalayGrowth stages, and how palay becomes rice. Corn and maisParts of the plant, corn types and the kernel price. Urea and 14 14 14What each fertilizer does and when it goes in. Rice bug and thripsSigns, thresholds and control of the worst pests. Fertilizer and Pesticide AuthorityHow to check that a product is registered before you buy.
A farmer checking her rice crop with her phone
Palay Mais Gulay Puno

The app

One App for the Whole Season.

64 tools, step by step from the first plan to the last sack. Or let Anee run the whole season for you with Anee Auto.

  1. 1 Anee Auto 1 tool
  2. 2 Plan the season 10 tools
  3. 3 Build and finalize the plan 4 tools
  4. 4 Set up and plant 12 tools
  5. 5 Grow with the count 14 tools
  6. 6 Catch problems early 10 tools
  7. 7 Harvest and after 7 tools
  8. 8 Reports and analysis 6 tools
See how it works Every feature, one by one

What we stand for

The Values Behind Every Tool.

Four rules we hold every new tool to before it goes into the app.

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01

Farmer first

Everything we build starts with the real life of Filipino farms: the budget, the weather and the labor.

02

Backed by science

Our schedules and protocols come from research and years of field results, not guesswork.

03

Income and the land

Yield matters, and so does the soil. We plan for this season and the many seasons after it.

04

Simple on a phone

If it does not work on a phone in the middle of a palayan, it does not go into the app.

Reach Your Crop's Full Potential This Season.

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