Farmer and farm registry
Each farmer is registered and verified, and each farm is mapped, so every batch can be tied to the people and land that produced it.

Industries | Agriculture | Operating
We have taken the model we built in mining to agriculture. ATiMS records each farmer, farm and harvest.
ATiMS: Agro-Trace Integrated Management System
Export markets want proof of where produce came from and how it was handled. Small-scale farmers rarely have the paperwork to show it, so their crops sell for less. ATiMS gives each farmer an identity, maps each farm and follows each harvest through aggregation, packing and transport, with compliance checks built into every stage.
Each farmer is registered and verified, and each farm is mapped, so every batch can be tied to the people and land that produced it.
Harvests are recorded at collection and followed as batches through aggregation, packing, transit, port and delivery.
Each stage checks its own requirements and holds a batch back until they are met, so problems are found before goods move, not at the border.
Lab results are assessed against a library of market standards to give a clear pass or fail for each destination.
Records are fingerprinted so any later change shows, with a move to a permissioned ledger on the roadmap.
Farmers, aggregators, processors, transporters and exporters each work from a view built for what they do.

How a harvest moves through ATiMS
Farmer and farm
The farmer is verified and the farm is mapped before anything is bought.
Harvest and batch
Each harvest becomes a batch with its weight, origin and handling history.
Compliance and quality
Stage gates and lab verdicts confirm the batch meets its destination's rules.
Buyer and regulator
The buyer receives the full record, and regulators can verify it.
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