At a glance
6 partners
Research, biotechnology, agricultural production and technology in one consortium.
24 months
December 2024 to December 2026.
85%
ERDF (FEDER) co-funding.
The project
The challenge
Smart BioFert is developing smart biofertilisers adapted to drought, based on PGPR bacterial consortia that improve soil water retention, soil structure and nutrient uptake. This first phase focuses on cherry tomatoes.
To prove the approach in the field, researchers and growers need to combine data from very different sources and turn it into irrigation monitoring and agronomic decisions.
What we are building
- Cloud, microservices architectureA platform designed to interconnect agricultural technologies, IoT devices and research labs.
- One multiparameter databaseField sensor data, climate information, lab analyses and technical observations in a single system, accessible from anywhere.
- Ready for researchersResearchers upload their own data and compare it with field data, building a shared digital ecosystem.
- Automated analysis and reportingSmart irrigation monitoring, automated analyses and technical reports that support agronomic decisions.
Technology
Architecture
- Cloud
- Microservices
Data
- Multiparameter database
Integrations
- IoT devices
- Field sensors
- Climate data
- Research labs
Stack
- Python, PHP, Laravel, R, PostgreSQL, Grafana, Sentry.
Where the project stands
The project runs until December 2026. We will update this case with results when the consortium publishes them.
Project funded by the Junta de Andalucía (Ministry of University, Research and Innovation) under PlanD Sequía Andalucía, within the ERDF Andalusia 2021–2027 programme.
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