Clean Agriculture Technology (CAT™) is an innovative agricultural system designed to enhance yield and quality of crops while maintaining soil health and environmental harmony. This adaptable, pesticide-free technology targets government agencies, farmers, and the fertilizer industry to address low farming yield, high costs, and soil degradation, ultimately contributing to Malaysia's agricultural performance and food security.
The current agricultural practices result in low farming yields, high costs, poor soil health, and low-income for farmers. These issues affect the entire ecosystem, especially farmers and end-consumers, leading to economic and social challenges. Neglecting soil health and excessive pesticide use further exacerbate the problem, diminishing the quality and sustainability of agricultural production.
CAT™ stands out with its adaptable, integrated agricultural system. Leveraging IoT, drones, and blockchain for remote monitoring, it ensures precise soil and plant health management. This technology uniquely combines advanced monitoring with a holistic approach to soil and plant care, providing a comprehensive solution to modern agricultural challenges.
Clean Agriculture Technology (CAT™) integrates scientific agricultural methods and materials to boost crop yield and quality while preserving soil health and biodiversity. Employing the CDRM strategy (Cegah, Diagnos, Rawat, Memulihara), CAT™ offers a sustainable, pesticide-free approach tailored to different agricultural settings. This technology ensures optimal nutrient delivery based on soil profiles and plant needs, fostering healthier crops and soil.
CAT™ is highly adaptable to various agricultural contexts, offering a versatile solution that current practices lack. Its pesticide-free approach and focus on soil health differentiate it from traditional methods. The use of advanced technologies for monitoring and management, along with a proven CDRM strategy, ensures superior crop quality and yield, setting CAT™ apart as a leader in sustainable agriculture.