• ​‌Edge device to handle data processing locally

• Cell tower in a box providing network connectivity

• BDIB Assistant includes mobile applications for data capture, curation and storage

• BDIB Data Analyst analyzes data and recommends solutions for farming
  BDIB Smart Contract facilitates food farm to store supply chain transparency

BDiB assists farmers in the first four stages of USDA's Five Steps to Organic Certification process to get certified. We help:

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Develop Organic System Plan

• Provide access to organic standards on what is and is not allowed for every aspect of farming, including storage, transport, and sale. 

• Produce written annual production plan detailing information from seed to sale: seed sources, field and crop locations, fertilization and pest control activities, harvest methods, storage locations, etc.

Review, Implement Plan

• Ensure that farm facilities and production methods comply with standards, which may involve modifying facilities, sourcing and changing suppliers, etc. 

• Capture existing paper documents, detailing farm history and current setup, and usually includes results of soil and water tests, purchase invoices, etc. 

• Maintain day-to-day farming and marketing records covering all activities. Information is stored and available to farmers, inspectors and certifying agents on BDiB products and systems.

Inspect Farm/Site

• Provide advance information electronically on selected farm data and evidence. BDiB also facilitates annual on-farm inspections as required, with a physical tour, examination of records, and an oral interview.

Review Inspection Report

• Provide certifying agents access to the selected Organic Prospect Farm Inspection Report and accompanying evidentiary documents to simplify the certification process.