Public data on day one. Field data that compounds.

Climate and soil can be covered from day one with free public data. Market prices and real season results cannot, and their systematic collection is Djalumo Agro’s lasting competitive advantage.

Land and water are available. Reliable decisions are not.

Cameroon, the pilot country, cultivates about one hectare in four of its arable land and irrigates less than one hectare in seven of its irrigable potential.

Context · Cameroon

Sourced data

Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MINADER), reported by Business in Cameroon. The irrigated figure is a reported upper bound (fewer than 33,000 ha).

Temporal coverage

Sourced data

Start years as published by each provider. SoilGrids is a static map, shown at its current release.

Start year of each public source in the data foundation. Longer histories mean better estimates of how often a planting window fails.

Nine sources, each audited before use.

Domain	Source	Coverage and use	Access
Daily weather history	NASA POWER ↗	Rainfall, temperature, humidity, radiation since 1981; direct Python access	Free and open
Rainfall, fine resolution	CHIRPS, UCSB ↗	Rainfall at about 5 km since 1981	Free and open
Reference reanalysis	ERA5-Land, Copernicus ↗	Hourly variables at about 9 km	Free with registration
Soil	SoilGrids, ISRIC ↗	pH, organic carbon, texture, nitrogen at 250 m	Free, CC BY licence
Vegetation	Sentinel-2 via Google Earth Engine ↗	Vegetation index of plots every few days	Free for research; commercial terms apply
Production and yields	FAOSTAT ↗	Area, production and yield by crop, country and year since 1961	Free
Food prices	WFP prices for Cameroon, HDX ↗	Market prices 2005 to 2024, mainly northern regions	Free, open data on HDX
National statistics	National Institute of Statistics, MINADER	Production by region	Public statistical yearbooks
Security context	ACLED ↗	Geolocated events by region	Free with registration for non commercial use; separate licence for commercial use

The data no competitor can copy.

The Cam_Agri For Africa pilotFour documented phases, real cost lines, dated incidents and 73 field photographs, structured as the founding dataset.

Grower survey30 to 50 tomato growers in Foumbot interviewed on their recent seasons: yield, costs, losses, selling prices.

Field price surveyTwo to three price readings per week on the Foumbot and Bafoussam markets, by a paid correspondent, then by the community.

Reference soil testsLaboratory analyses on selected plots to verify satellite soil data on the ground.

The season logEvery active user records one complete season per cycle, plan against reality.

Public data can be copied by any competitor; years of seasons recorded in Foumbot and beyond cannot.

Farmers own their data.

Individual records are used only with explicit consent.
Data is never sold.
Third parties receive only aggregated and anonymised data.
Every source is listed in a licence register.
Compliance with Cameroon’s personal data legislation and the rules of each new country of operation.

One pilot zone. A continental data foundation.

Public climate and soil datasets already cover the whole continent. Field data starts in Foumbot, West Cameroon, and expands release by release. Select a country to see what exists today.

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