Understand your crop’s symptoms
Discuss visible signs and possible links to pests, disease, irrigation or nutrition, while identifying what further information is needed.
A ZARI service · Crop health
Yellow leaves, spots on fruit, insects or slow growth? Share a plant photo and describe the problem to the ZARI Agricultural Advisor. Get initial guidance to explore possible causes and understand what to do next.
Before buying a pesticide or fertilizer, understand your crop’s problem.
Practical guidance, not just a problem’s name
ZARI is an AI-powered virtual agricultural advisor. Its purpose is to turn concerns about your crop into clearer questions and more considered next steps.
Discuss visible signs and possible links to pests, disease, irrigation or nutrition, while identifying what further information is needed.
Understand the difference between a product name, its active ingredient and its concentration. Identify what to verify before selecting a pesticide or fertilizer.
The aim is not to suggest a product every time. It is to help you decide when to act, when to observe further and when to seek a specialist’s assessment.
Start with what is happening on your farm
Send a clear photo and a short description of the symptoms. Include the crop, the country where it is grown and when the problem started.
Describe irrigation, fertilization or earlier treatments when relevant. The advisor may ask for another photo or a detail to narrow down the possibilities.
Review the initial guidance and what needs confirmation before taking action. Return to the consultation with updates and new observations to continue the discussion.
When discussing an agricultural product, share its name, active ingredient and concentration if known. ZARI helps you understand that information and prepare questions for a qualified specialist or a reliable supplier.
Check the approved use for your crop and problem in your country. An ingredient’s name alone does not determine a dose, and a package photo does not establish registration or local availability.
A photo can help assess visible signs, but it does not guarantee a confirmed diagnosis. Some cases need more images, field information or an examination by a qualified specialist.
No. Guidance starts with the problem and available information, not a product sale. The next step may involve adjusting a farm practice, monitoring symptoms or seeking specialist assessment.
Return to the consultation with what you actually did, the date and the changes you observed. Add a recent photo when possible. Do not assume that spraying again or increasing the dose is the answer.
ZARI supports decisions; it does not replace field inspection or a qualified agricultural specialist. Pesticide and fertilizer use must follow the approved label and local requirements. When information is missing, verification comes before guesswork.
Share a crop photo and describe the symptoms to the ZARI Agricultural Advisor.