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Team Code Hunters develops AI-powered farming app KisanConnect at Innohacks 4.0

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Team Code Hunters developed KisanConnect, a Flask application for farmers, during the Innohacks 4.0 event at KIET, Ghaziabad. The app provides personalized agricultural advice based on specific soil data and leaf images uploaded by users. It offers crop recommendations, fertilizer calculations, disease detection, yield predictions, weather forecasts, and market prices. The system includes a Hindi and Hinglish AI assistant powered by Gemini and incorporates government schemes and a marketplace. KisanConnect is built on the open-source KrishiDisha project and is currently deployed on the Render platform.

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