Real-time coordination for Canada's Food Island
CropGuard enables farmers to report crop diseases, authorities to verify alerts, and automatically warns adjacent regions—preventing outbreaks before they spread across Prince Edward Island.
Prince Edward Island produces 25% of Canada's potato crop, but farmers lack real-time awareness of disease outbreaks in neighboring regions. By the time farmers learn about nearby threats, it's often too late to prevent spread.
CropGuard provides an interactive map showing real-time disease alerts across PEI's 3 counties. When authorities verify a farmer's report, the system automatically alerts adjacent regions, enabling proactive prevention instead of reactive damage control.
Real-time color-coded map shows disease status across PEI's 3 counties
Simple three-step workflow from report to regional alert
Farmer reports crop disease via mobile-optimized form
Authority reviews and verifies the alert
Map updates in real-time. Adjacent counties automatically enter 'Under Observation'
Report crop issues and stay informed about disease outbreaks in your region
Verify reports and broadcast preventive advisories to protect PEI agriculture
Automatic propagation to adjacent regions for early warning
Canada's Food Island requires rapid disease coordination
of Canada's potato production
of PEI is agricultural land
counties requiring coordination
geography means diseases spread quickly
Built with modern, production-ready technologies
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When an alert is verified in one county, adjacent counties automatically enter 'Under Observation' status
Enables proactive response versus reactive damage control on an island where disease spreads quickly. Traditional systems treat regions independently—CropGuard bridges isolated reports to regional awareness.
Experience the future of crop disease monitoring and regional coordination
Launch CropGuardMIT License • Built for PEI Farmers • 2026