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Write a farmer advisory in the local language

Turn technical crop and weather guidance into a short, clear advisory farmers can read or hear.

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Best for

  • Krishi Vigyan Kendra staff and extension workers
  • FPOs sending advisories on WhatsApp
  • Agri-input companies advising dealers and farmers

What you need

  • An AI assistant
  • The technical advisory or weather bulletin
  • A local agronomist fluent in the language to review

Starter prompt

Copy it, fill in the parts in square brackets, and paste it into the AI assistant your organisation allows.

Rewrite the technical advisory below for small farmers in [district, state], in simple [Marathi/Hindi/Telugu/other]. Crop: [crop], stage: [stage]. Keep it under 120 words. Use this order: what is happening, what to do this week, what not to do, and who to call. Keep product names, doses per acre and spray timings exactly as given, with units. Do not add any recommendation that is not in the original. Also give a version suited to a 45-second voice note. Advisory: [paste]

How to use it

  1. 1.Start from a reliable source

  2. 2.Generate both versions

  3. 3.Expert check

  4. 4.Send and save

  1. 1

    Start from a reliable source

    Use an advisory from your agronomist, KVK or state agriculture department. Note the source.

  2. 2

    Generate both versions

    Run the prompt for the text and voice-note versions. Ask for simpler words if it sounds bookish.

  3. 3

    Expert check

    A local agronomist checks doses, timings and meaning against the original. Correct anything that drifted.

  4. 4

    Send and save

    Send through your WhatsApp group or voice line and save the prompt for next week.

Watch out. A wrong dose or spray timing can damage a crop. Never send an advisory that a qualified local expert has not checked against the source.

What you end up with

A short, checked advisory in the farmers' language, in text and voice form.

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