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VT services goes live in July 2008 and will show you how to connect your community to Internet in 10 easy steps, how to set up a fund raising and micro financing services and open a virtual trading exchange.

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    TimeDesk Africa
    NATIONAL GALLERY OF TUMBLR MUSEUM

    "Farmers in South Africa are using cellphone-based technology to help decide when to irrigate crops. Indications are that the mobile-based initiative can reduce farmers’ irrigation costs by approximately €200/ha. The system, called My Canesim, uses automatic weather stations, the Internet and cellular technology to produce information about when to irrigate. Extrapolating information from real-time environmental data, My Canesim estimates the recent, current and future water balance, as well as the crop status and projected yield of a given plot. It then automatically generates and distributes simple irrigation advice by SMS to farmers’ mobile phones."

    - Using Mobile Phones to Irrigate Crops - Appfrica

    Wednesday, October 15th 2008 7:16pm