Finally, ERP software that actually knows what sorghum is
DurraSync tracks planting windows, rainfall deficit indices, and cooperative harvest commitments across dryland sorghum networks in the Sahel and Horn of Africa. It syncs live with agro-dealer credit lines, generates FAO-compatible yield forecasts before the rains even start, and handles the kind of multi-currency seasonal ledger complexity that spreadsheets have been failing at for thirty years. Nobody was building this so I did it myself and I genuinely cannot believe it took this long for someone to.
- Planting window forecasting tied to live CHIRPS rainfall deficit indices, not guesswork
- Multi-currency cooperative ledger engine supporting 14 concurrent currency pairs with seasonal rollover logic
- WFP procurement tender export formatted to UNGM submission standards out of the box
- Agro-dealer credit line sync with automatic input cost reconciliation at harvest close
- FAO-compatible yield model that runs pre-season — before the first drop falls
CHIRPS rainfall API, FEWS NET data feeds, FAO GAEZ, Salesforce, Stripe, WFP VAM, UNGM Supplier Portal, AgroMon Pro, SahelPay, FieldLedger API, OpenWeatherMap, CropVault
DurraSync is built as a set of discrete microservices — forecast engine, ledger core, tender formatter, and sync daemon — coordinated over a lightweight internal message bus. All transactional data lives in MongoDB because I needed the schema flexibility and I'm not apologizing for it. Session state and agro-dealer sync queues are persisted in Redis, which doubles as the long-term audit cache for cooperative ledger events. Everything is containerized, the forecast engine runs independently so it can be scaled horizontally during pre-season crunch, and the whole stack deploys cold in under four minutes.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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