Tester Agronomia - Demonstration Agent

Are you wondering whether an AI agronomy advisor is right for your operation? This page lets you try Agronomia for free, with no sign-up required, and judge for yourself the relevance of a digital agronomy assistant available 24/7. Whether you are a market gardener, fruit grower, or agricultural project developer, discover concretely how our technical advisory platform works before committing. Ask your questions directly via the demonstration widget embedded on this page and evaluate the quality of the agronomic responses provided.

Why try Agronomia before subscribing?

Assess agronomic advice quality for yourself

The free Agronomia trial lets you explore our approach before any subscription. Our agricultural advisory platform is built around crop-specialised agents: Fraisibot for strawberry growing, Bairibot for small fruits (raspberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, redcurrant, blackberry), Agrumibot for citrus, Kiwibot for kiwis and kiwaïs. Each agent masters its specific crop domain and delivers precise technical advice grounded in real field conditions.

By testing our crop technical advisor, you assess several critical dimensions: the accuracy of agronomic responses (technical itineraries, planting densities, variety selection, fertilisation), the structure of advice (stated hypotheses, quantified recommendations, alternatives, key risk factors), and the fluidity of the conversational interface. You quickly identify whether this professional agronomy solution matches the real needs of your operation: an immediate recommendation on a technical decision, preparation for a plant or input purchase, optimisation of a growing itinerary.

This trial gives you a concrete understanding of how an AI agronomy advisor available around the clock works — one that can respond at 3 a.m. on a Sunday afternoon as readily as during office hours, with no need to wait for a technician's availability. You see the difference compared to a scattered web search or a generic technical document that is not adapted to your specific operation.

What you can test concretely

The demonstration widget gives you access to the full range of Agronomia's capabilities. You can start by exploring the available specialised agents and understanding their respective areas of expertise. Ask questions on technical itineraries: planting densities suited to your surface area and market objectives, rootstock selection according to your soil type, substrate choice for soilless growing, fertilisation plans by phenological stage and soil analysis, irrigation management based on climate and available equipment.

Test decision support for variety selection: which variety for your market outlet (fresh market, processing, export), which varieties are adapted to your climate and geographical area, how to stagger varieties to spread production over time, which criteria to prioritise between yield, disease resistance, flavour quality, and shelf life. Query the system on crop management: intervention calendars by BBCH stage, pruning and plant training techniques, prophylaxis strategies in organic or conventional production, pollination management and beneficial organism use.

You can also ask about how Agronomia itself works: genuine 24/7 availability, response structuring with hypotheses and alternatives, scope of intervention and transparent system limits, automatic routing to the most relevant agent for your crop. To get the most out of the trial, contextualise your questions: specify your main crop, your cultivated area, your region and soil type where relevant, your market objective and certification (organic/conventional). A professional agricultural AI advisor like Agronomia delivers more precise responses when context is made explicit.

In what concrete situations should you use Agronomia?

Key moments in your growing season

Agronomia supports critical decision points that determine the success of your season. Before purchasing plants, the service validates your variety selection by cross-referencing your market objectives (fresh market, processing, short supply chains), your pedoclimatic constraints (soil type, geographical area, local climate), and your growing system (open field, tunnel, soilless). This prior validation avoids costly mistakes: plants ill-suited to the terroir, varieties misaligned with your marketing windows, planting densities unsuitable for your management system.

When establishing a new crop, Agronomia supports each step: soil preparation with amendment recommendations based on analysis, selection of planting equipment suited to your scale, definition of spacings and densities according to yield target, set-up of irrigation and trellising systems. For producers diversifying their operations, this immediate technical assistance secures the launch of an unfamiliar crop without the need for multiple external consultant visits.

Faced with an urgent phytosanitary problem, Agronomia's 24/7 availability changes the situation entirely. Suspicious symptoms on foliage on a Sunday morning? Query the crop-specialised agent immediately to obtain diagnostic hypotheses, intervention thresholds, and treatment options consistent with your production specifications (organic/conventional). This responsiveness limits damage spread while awaiting confirmation by a field technician if needed.

Planning for the next season also benefits from structured Agronomia advice: crop rotations to manage disease pressure and maintain soil fertility, variety staggering to smooth workload and spread harvests, anticipation of labour requirements according to the growing calendar, preparation of input orders (plants, fertilisers, crop protection) with precisely calculated quantities. This technical preparation transforms approximate planning into a documented, quantified strategy.

Recurring technical questions and decision support

Disease and pest diagnosis is a major daily use case for Agronomia. Describe the symptoms observed (location on the plant, colour, shape of lesions, development stage), specify the growing context (variety, phenological stage, recent weather conditions), and obtain diagnostic hypotheses with probability assessments, economic damage thresholds to inform intervention decisions, and treatment strategies according to your production specifications (biocontrol products, conventional treatments, cultural prophylaxis). For organic producers, Agronomia details available alternatives with expected efficacy and application conditions.

Fertilisation advice is built on your farm data: starting from your soil analysis, obtain a complete fertilisation plan by phenological stage, with NPK unit distribution according to crop requirements, choice of fertiliser forms (organic/mineral) based on desired release speed, and an application calendar aligned to BBCH stages and weather conditions. This personalisation avoids costly over-fertilisation and yield- or quality-penalising deficiencies.

Irrigation recommendations account for your equipment constraints: drip irrigation, overhead sprinklers, micro-sprinklers, with volumes and frequencies based on plant development stage, soil type and available water capacity, and local climate conditions (ETP, rainfall). Agronomia also helps diagnose water stress (symptoms of excess or deficit) and rapidly adjust your irrigation strategy mid-season.

For organic producers, Agronomia integrates the specific regulatory and technical constraints of certified farming: long rotations to manage pest pressure, protection strategies based on biocontrol products and approved natural preparations, soil fertility management through organic inputs and cover crops, alternative weed management techniques (mechanical, thermal, occlusion). Recommendations systematically distinguish organic-compliant options from conventional solutions.

Questions on planting densities receive precise answers according to your objective: intensive production in tunnels (high densities, vertical training), extensive open-field management (moderate densities, free-standing), intermediate systems under cold shelter. Agronomia calculates plant requirements per hectare, anticipates implications for irrigation and fertilisation, and projects consequences for the intervention calendar.

Agronomia versus existing market solutions

Compared to traditional agricultural advisors

The traditional agricultural advisory model relies on planned field visits, billed by the hour plus travel costs. An appointment requires several days' notice, must fit into an often overloaded technician's schedule during peak season, and generates a variable cost that is difficult to budget: between €80 and €150 per visit depending on duration and distance. For an operation requiring ten visits a year, the advisory budget quickly exceeds €1,000 to €1,500, not counting the simple questions that go unasked to avoid "bothering" an hourly-billed consultant.

Agronomia reverses this logic with immediate availability without an appointment: ask your question at 10 p.m. after a full day in the field, receive a structured response within minutes, and reformulate or dig deeper instantly without waiting for a new appointment. The transparent monthly rate covers an unlimited number of questions, making advisory services budgetarily predictable and psychologically accessible for all technical queries — including the "small questions" one hesitates to raise with an hourly-billed technician.

The absence of human judgement is also an advantage reported by users: Agronomia responds with equal precision to a beginner question or an expert one, shows no impatience with reformulations, and allows hypotheses to be tested without any fear of appearing incompetent. This psychological dimension removes barriers to consultation, particularly for producers in conversion or recently established growers.

Agronomia obviously does not replace a technician's field diagnosis on a complex phytosanitary problem, nor the multi-year strategic advisory support of a business consultant. The service operates as a complement to human advisory: prepare your technical appointments with precise questions developed through prior exchanges with Agronomia, quickly validate a hypothesis without mobilising a technician for a straightforward query, and document your growing decisions to share with your regular advisor.

Compared to generalist AI tools in agriculture

Generalist AI tools such as ChatGPT or non-specialised AI assistants provide broad but superficial responses in agriculture. When asked about variety selection or a phytosanitary problem, they aggregate dispersed web information without agronomic prioritisation, mix reliable sources (technical institutes, Chambers of Agriculture) with unvalidated amateur content, and produce generic recommendations that cannot be directly applied to the specific context of your operation.

Agronomia is built on crop-specialised agents: Fraisibot covers exclusively strawberry growing, Bairibot small fruits (raspberry, blackcurrant, blueberry, redcurrant, blackberry), Agrumibot citrus, Kiwibot kiwis and kiwaïs. Each agent draws on a structured, continuously enriched technical knowledge base integrating Chamber of Agriculture reference frameworks, INRAE data, and hands-on expertise from L'Économe à Légumes built through professional plant production and distribution. This specialisation guarantees responses anchored in the real growing conditions of each species.

The knowledge base enriched by L'Économe à Légumes' nursery activity is a key differentiator: varietal knowledge drawn from a catalogue of thousands of commercially distributed cultivars, professional customer feedback integrated on variety behaviour across different terroirs, technical expertise validated through years of plant production. This field proximity prevents theoretical recommendations disconnected from the real constraints producers face.

Unlike generalist AI tools that produce a single answer, Agronomia offers multiple options with the advantages and disadvantages of each alternative. For variety selection, the agent details 3 to 5 relevant varieties according to your criteria, makes trade-offs explicit (yield vs flavour quality, earliness vs shelf life, disease resistance vs plant cost), and provides quantified data to enable informed decisions. This decision-support structure empowers the producer rather than imposing a single solution.

Compared to plot management software

Farm management software (such as MesParcelles, Ekyagri, or other traceability tools) records your growing interventions, calculates production costs, and generates mandatory regulatory documents. These passive tracking tools document what has been done but do not advise on what should be done: you enter your fertilisation after application, your treatment after intervention, your irrigation after triggering.

Agronomia reverses the logic with active upstream advisory: before deciding on a crop protection treatment, consult the agent to validate the diagnosis, confirm the intervention threshold, and choose the appropriate protection strategy. Before scheduling a fertilisation application, obtain a personalised input plan based on your soil analysis and yield target. This agronomic decision support dimension transforms reactive management into anticipatory crop steering.

Both types of tools are complementary: Agronomia to technically decide on your interventions, management software to trace and document what has been carried out in compliance with regulations. The technical expertise from Agronomia improves the quality of decisions subsequently recorded in your traceability tool, creating a virtuous cycle between advisory and documentation.

Who uses Agronomia on a daily basis?

Agronomia supports professional market gardeners across their full range of vegetable and fruit crops: diversified producers growing 10 to 30 different species on small surfaces (1 to 10 ha), specialised operations focused on 2 to 5 main crops at larger scale, and mixed systems combining market gardening and fruit growing. These producers use Agronomia to secure their technical decisions on crops that are sometimes marginal in their rotation, for which local specialist advisory is scarce or non-existent.

Head growers and farm managers find in Agronomia a permanent technical reference: rapid hypothesis validation before launching an intervention across several hectares, a second opinion on high-stakes economic decisions (variety selection, equipment investment, change of growing itinerary), preparation of briefings with field teams by formalising growing procedures. For these technical managers overseeing several employees, Agronomia helps standardise best practices at farm level by documenting validated itineraries.

Project holders transitioning into farming make extensive use of Agronomia during their establishment phase: validation of the technical project before investing in plants and equipment, accelerated agronomy skill-building without waiting for lengthy training programmes, reduction of the learning curve by accessing immediately a structured technical expertise. This population learns through trial and error with Agronomia as a technical safety net, limiting the costly mistakes of the first growing seasons.

Organic farming operations represent a significant share of users: greater need for technical advice in the face of demanding production specifications, the necessity to anticipate phytosanitary problems without recourse to conventional remedial solutions, and the search for documented and proven cultural alternatives (rotations, associations, prophylaxis). Agronomia systematically integrates the organic dimension into its recommendations, clearly distinguishing options approved under organic certification.

Beyond individual producers, collective structures are testing Agronomia: agricultural machinery cooperatives (CUMA) offering the service to their members, employer groups sharing a subscription across several operations, producer organisations pooling access to digital technical advisory. This collective dynamic reduces the individual cost and facilitates knowledge capitalisation beyond isolated farms.

Interface and service accessibility

Agronomia works on all your connected devices without software installation: smartphone directly in the field for an urgent question, tablet in the farm office to plan the week ahead, computer to draft detailed procedures from the responses obtained. This multi-device compatibility adapts to your working situation: a quick two-minute mobile query between two interventions, or a thirty-minute in-depth session to plan a complete technical itinerary.

The conversational interface works like a standard messaging app: ask your question in plain language without imposed technical vocabulary, receive a structured response with clear headings and paragraphs, and follow up to dig deeper or reformulate as in a dialogue with a human advisor. No training is required: if you use WhatsApp or SMS, you already know how to use Agronomia. This ease of use removes the technology barriers for producers less familiar with digital agricultural tools.

The service only requires an internet connection: 4G/5G mobile network in the field via smartphone, Wi-Fi in farm buildings, or mobile hotspot sharing from a phone to a tablet if needed. No connected sensor installation, no specific data subscription, no dedicated hardware. This technical simplicity contrasts with complex agtech solutions requiring equipment, multiple subscriptions, and IT expertise for maintenance.

Should you encounter difficulties or have questions about how the service works, our reactive technical support responds by email within 24 business hours. Frequently asked questions are documented in an FAQ accessible directly from the interface. Example technical itineraries and sample questions are provided to inspire your first uses and help you understand the level of detail needed to obtain precise responses.

What Agronomia delivers for professional plant producers

Operational technical advisory 24/7

Agronomia guarantees permanent availability: obtain immediate technical responses without waiting for a technician to be available, even in the evening, at weekends, or during peak activity periods. Crop specialisation is the core of our agricultural decision platform. Each agent masters exclusively its domain: Fraisibot for strawberries, Bairibot for raspberries, blackcurrants, blueberries, redcurrants and blackberries, Agrumibot for citrus, Kiwibot for kiwis and kiwaïs. This specialisation guarantees responses anchored in the specific characteristics of each crop, far removed from generic advice that fails to fit.

The structured technical knowledge base covers the full growing cycle: complete technical itineraries from planting to harvest, detailed variety sheets with selection criteria, fertilisation plans adapted to soil analyses and phenological stages, irrigation strategies by equipment type and climate, prophylaxis protocols for organic and conventional production, and post-harvest and storage techniques. Our agricultural advisory platform provides quantified and actionable responses: planting densities in plants/ha by growing system, fertiliser doses in units/ha per element and per stage, phytosanitary intervention thresholds, precise calendars by BBCH stage and degree-day accumulation.

Every response from the crop technical advisor follows a decision-support structure: explicit hypotheses about your context (soil, climate, equipment, objective), a quantified and reasoned main recommendation, alternatives with the advantages and disadvantages of each option, and key risks to anticipate. This agricultural AI solution allows you to continuously document your decisions: export responses to create your own internal procedures, build a personalised knowledge base specific to your operation, and share recommendations with your employees or partners. A crop decision-support tool that capitalises your expertise season after season.

Reducing hidden costs and optimising operations

Optimising market garden production starts with reducing costly errors. Agronomia limits plant purchasing mistakes by validating variety selection before ordering, avoids input errors (fertilisers, amendments, treatments) through precise quantified recommendations, and prevents equipment errors (irrigation, trellising, protection) by clarifying actual requirements by growing system. These avoided mistakes represent several thousand euros per season on an average-sized operation.

Better anticipation of field operations directly improves farm profitability: optimal sequencing of interventions by phenological stage, calculation of operation templates (time, labour, equipment), and precise logistical preparation to limit costly last-minute improvisation. Agronomia works as a complement to existing human advisory: prepare your technical discussions with advisors and cooperatives by arriving with precise questions rather than vague requests, accelerate technical appointments through structured preparation, and quickly validate a technical hypothesis without mobilising a technician for a simple query.

Knowledge capitalisation transforms your farm technical management: create your own formalised internal procedures from Agronomia responses, build a technical farm memory accessible to all, and reduce dependence on individual competencies by documenting practices. The time saved on searching for dispersed technical information frees capacity for high-value-added tasks: less time spent browsing contradictory information online, immediate access to personalised technical advice rather than generic documents, and rapid synthesis for a technical decision instead of multiple readings. Over a season, this amounts to several dozen hours recovered for production itself.

After the trial: accessing full support

If this trial has convinced you of the relevance of an AI agronomy advisor for your operation, you can access the specialised agents corresponding to your crops. Each agent (Fraisibot for strawberries, Bairibot for small fruits, Agrumibot for citrus, Kiwibot for kiwis and kiwaïs) offers an agricultural advisory subscription with unlimited access to technical advice within its area of specialisation. You then benefit from specialised agronomic expertise 24/7 for all your growing decisions throughout the season.

The access process is straightforward: identify the agents matching your main crops, create your account on our professional agronomy platform, choose your subscription plan based on the number of agents you need, and begin your technical advisory support immediately. Each specialised crop expert then becomes your permanent reference for all technical questions relating to the management of your crops, from planting to marketing.

Reliable agronomic advice developed by plant professionals

Agronomia was developed by L'Économe à Légumes, a company specialised in the production and commercial distribution of professional plants. This agricultural sector expertise guarantees a vocabulary and methodology grounded in the operational reality of professional producers: precise technical terminology (BBCH stages, rootstocks, substrates, prophylaxis), understanding of the real operational constraints of farming operations, and recommendations calibrated to industry practice.

Our professional agricultural advisory service rests on full transparency: systematic display of the underlying hypotheses behind recommendations, clear statement of tool limits (does not replace an in-situ diagnosis, laboratory analyses, or local regulatory advice), and suggested verification actions in cases of uncertainty. Try Agronomia risk-free and judge for yourself whether this digital agronomy assistant meets your day-to-day operational needs. Ask your questions via the widget below and discover the difference that immediate, structured technical advice can make to your operation.