Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
CoopIQ’s Photo-to-Agrovet Loop
A poultry and livestock health service that reads animal or droppings photos, suggests a likely condition, and connects farmers with agrovets.
- For
- Poultry and livestock farmers using WhatsApp
- Worth noticing
- The sample workflow flags suspected coccidiosis, recommends amprolium for 5–7 days, and advises isolating affected birds.
Field notes
The homepage lays out four connected layers: image-based classification, direct agrovet messaging, booked farm visits, and coop sensors that watch movement, sound, temperature, and humidity. Its worked example identifies suspected coccidiosis from watery, blood-tinged droppings, then pairs a five-to-seven-day amprolium recommendation with bird isolation. The page describes the project as piloting with poultry and livestock farmers across Africa, but the extract does not verify the diagnostic system’s performance or current availability.
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