
Eagri connects what farms expect to produce with what buyers will need, then tells both sides what to do next. Ask in plain English and get answers built from live supply and demand.
Ask Eagri
What should I do with my expected production?
80 t
Expected
35 t
Committed
45 t
Potential surplus
Begin discussions with the hospitals and the hotel group; together with the soup kitchen they could take your full surplus.
A farmer knows they expect 80 tonnes. A retailer knows it will need 500. A wholesaler hears from a dozen customers, and a haulier knows where its lorries run empty. That knowledge lives in spreadsheets, inboxes and separate systems, so nobody sees the whole picture until it is too late to act on it.
Eagri brings supply, demand, timing, location, specification and certification into one place and reasons over it.

Search becomes understanding, then a recommendation, then an action. Every number in an answer comes from the network, with its source shown.

Step 1
Eagri reads the product, quantity, dates, place and distance in your question.

Step 2
Every compatible farm or buyer is scored on nine factors, from timing and distance to delivery history.

Step 3
You get a ranked shortlist, the risks to watch, and the next step worth taking.
A marketplace
“Here are some farmers who sell potatoes.”
Farm software
“Here is information about your farm.”
A data platform
“Here is your connected agricultural data.”
Eagri
“Here is what is happening, what may happen next, which opportunities and risks exist, and what you could do about it.”
| Existing approach | Primary purpose | Eagri’s position |
|---|---|---|
| Farm-management software | Manage the farm | Uses the information farms already hold |
| Marketplaces | Buy and sell products | Goes beyond transactions to timing, risk and fit |
| Data infrastructure | Connect and structure data | Turns structured data into decisions |
| Generic AI chatbots | Answer questions | Answers only from network data, with sources |

Wales has an active policy focus on local food systems, collaborative supply chains and connecting farm produce with food businesses, and a new National Food Strategy that spans production, processing and retail. A concentrated network of Welsh farms and buyers is the right place to prove the model before England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Meat and dairy

Vegetables

Grain

Fruit
Agriculture already produces enormous amounts of information. Eagri makes it understandable, connected and actionable.
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