Agent Crop, part of Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub, is an AI crop disease detection and Plant Identification system. Agent Crop also has capabilities to recommend possible treatments for diseases. It transforms agriculture through advanced AI, leveraging computer vision technology to provide fast, accurate crop disease detection and plant identification, along with recommended treatments for detected issues.
AI-powered crop disease detection and plant identification system with treatment recommendations.
- Farmers can use Agent Crop to quickly identify diseases affecting their crops and receive treatment recommendations, improving crop yields and reducing losses.
- Upload images of crops or plants to the Agent Crop website. The system will detect diseases and identify the plant
- then recommend possible treatments.

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