Content compliance of farm inputs
An input that fails to deliver the expected effect costs the whole season.
A signature for inputs, a measurement for produce.
In agriculture, both what goes into the soil and what comes out of it are questioned; both rest on measurement.
The current picture
Deeptrace in agriculture and farm inputs.
Agriculture raises two separate questions, both answered by measurement: whether the input going into the soil is the product it claims to be, and which quality grade the produce coming out of it falls into. On the input side, a product that fails to deliver the expected effect costs the whole season. On the harvest side, quality directly sets the price; when measurement happens before blending, sorting is still possible.
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Risks in agriculture and farm inputs.
Post-harvest quality grading
When quality is learned after purchase, negotiating power is lost.
Blending at the collection centre
Produce that goes into the blend cannot be separated out.
Origin claims for export
Buyer markets require quality and origin claims to be documented.
Approach
How Deeptrace approaches it.
Mark the input
Lumvex places an invisible signature in the farm input; whether the product in the field is really yours is established on the spot.
Measure the produce
Molevex compares composition with the reference; Olivex and Beevex take this to the field for olive oil and honey.
Sort early
Grading at the collection point makes sorting possible before blending.
Solutions
Solutions used in this industry.
Composition measurementMolevexNothing is added to the product; its composition is measured and compared with a reference.View solution
Olive oilOlivexPurity and quality grade in minutes, with a field kit and a phone camera.View solution
HoneyBeevexDilution with syrup is assessed at purchase, with a few drops and a field kit.View solutionFAQ
Questions about agriculture and farm inputs
Can measurement be done in field conditions?
For olive oil and honey, the field kit gives results where you are; for other product groups the method is assessed separately.
How is it applied at the collection centre?
Incoming produce is measured before it goes into the blend, and grading is done accordingly.
Can marking be applied to farm inputs?
Yes. A signature applied to the input lets the source of the product in the field be verified on the spot.
Meeting request
The right method for your product comes from the product itself.
The first meeting reviews your product group, your production flow and the points where verification will take place, and recommends a marking or analysis method.
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