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Projects, Peoples, Organizations link with OSFarm. If you don't see your organization on this list, follow the instructions below !

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Projects

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IoT, Sensors for tracking, isobus and supervising (5)

Climate, Environment, Imagery and Weather (5)

Farm Management Systems and Record Keeping (7)

Geospatial, GIS and Global Positionning System reference (7)

Knowledgebases and Learning Resources (1)

Add A Project to the List

This website is open source, therefore every addition goes through a pull request that someone in the community reviews before merging.

The form below opens that pull request for you: the project link and two sentences are enough. We fill in the licence, the technology and the last activity from the forge, and we leave out whatever is already listed.

Guidelines

While there are many many interesting farming open source projects, we are limiting the list above to projects, who are:

  • In production state
  • With source code published

Legalese

Neither the inclusion of a logo or seal above should be construed to imply that OSFarm are endorsed, If you have any questions, or if would like your project's logo removed from the list above, please let us know.

Suggest a project

Is your project missing from the directory? Give us its link and two sentences: we fill in the licence, the technology and the last activity from the forge, then open a pull request on the website repository. A community reviewer merges it, and the entry goes live. Projects already listed are recognised and never proposed twice.

The code repository if there is one; otherwise the official website, dataset or model.

The proposed entry is public as soon as the pull request opens; your name and email are not published — they are used to tell you what happens next. Retention: 12 months. Deletion on request at contact@osfarm.org.

Would you rather open the pull request yourself?
  1. Open the community project list, _data/radar/communaute.yml.
  2. Click the edit (pencil) icon in the top right corner.
  3. Add an entry for your project, with its English category; the file header describes each field.
  4. Click "Propose changes" at the bottom of the page.
  5. Describe your contribution, then click "Create pull request".