Agritech Software Development Guide: How to Build Farm Software That Works in the Field
Farm software has to work in a shed with no signal, with gloved hands, and within a growing season that allows one real test a year. This guide covers how to scope, design, integrate, secure, test and budget an agritech product in the UK: the main product families, offline-first architecture, LoRaWAN and rural 4G, ISOBUS task data and ADAPT, Sentinel-2 imagery, AI that farmers will trust, farm data ownership, and price bands with a 40-farm worked example (£79,560 build, £115,080 over three years).
