Crop Management Simulator Beta

Smallholder farmers can lose up to 40% of their crops to pests and diseases. In Crop Management Simulator you help farmers face these challenges based on the principles of integrated pest management.

Crop Management Simulator has been released for Beta Testing. All levels are unlocked to allow you to explore. We recommend you complete the levels in order for your first playthrough.

As the farm advisor, you will need to develop a strategy to prevent pests and diseases from destroying a farmer's crops. A range of problems from insects and mites to fungi, bacteria and viruses will need to be defeated using your arsenal of control methods!

You have a range of cultural, physical, biological and chemicals control methods to combat these pests and diseases. All control methods have their strengths and weaknesses, and can interact with each other in helpful or harmful ways. Choose your control methods wisely, because you only have a limited budget at your disposal…

Behind the fun is an accurate simulation of the characteristics of hundreds of pests and diseases on many globally important crops. These pests and diseases will behave in the simulation as they do in reality. The range of host crops is realistic and the seasonal timing of pest attacks is modelled on real data. Changing weather patterns add to the challenge.

Are you ready to help farmers fight crop pests and diseases?

There is only one way to find out...

See you in the field!

Disclaimer: The pests and diseases and the control methods are modelled on real data, however this game is not a manual on how to grow crops or a replacement for training from an expert. Whilst every attempt has been made to keep the simulation based on reality, please remember that the spread and damage models of the pests and diseases are for educational purposes only and may not reflect the experiences of farmers in all countries. Some of the methods in this simulation may not be appropriate or available in every country. Moreover, some of the chemicals mentioned are highly hazardous and are included for learning purposes only.