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    Competition programme

    Agriculture Model Competition

    Practical models and ideas that help farmers and feed communities.

    Learners design models, prototypes or plans that solve real farming problems in their community — from irrigation and storage to climate-smart growing and value addition.

    Primary (6–12)
    Junior secondary (13–15)
    Senior secondary (16–18)
    University / college (18–25)
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    Categories

    Smart Farming

    Tools, sensors or simple machines that save time or labour.

    Water & Irrigation

    Drip kits, water harvesting, storage and saving water.

    Food Security & Value Addition

    Storage, drying, processing and reducing post-harvest loss.

    Climate-Smart Agriculture

    Conservation farming (e.g. Pfumvudza/Intwasa), soil health, drought resilience.

    How it works

    1. 1Talk to a farmer or family member and identify a real problem.
    2. 2Sketch a solution and plan it with Remy Coach.
    3. 3Build a model or prototype, keeping a journal with photos.
    4. 4Estimate the cost and how it would help farmers.
    5. 5Submit and present your model to judges.

    Rounds can run school → district → provincial → national; winners move forward.

    Entry checklist

    The farming problem in your community
    Model or prototype photos/video
    Cost estimate and materials used
    Expected impact on farmers (yield, time, water or money saved)

    Scoring guide

    Relevance to local farming

    Addresses a real problem farmers face.

    /10 · ×1.2

    Practicality & cost

    Affordable, buildable with local materials.

    /10 · ×1.2

    Innovation

    New idea or clever improvement.

    /10

    Model quality

    Model demonstrates the idea clearly.

    /10 · ×0.8

    Sustainability & impact

    Protects soil, water and environment; measurable benefit.

    /10 · ×0.8

    Open and upcoming

    Remy Coach — Agriculture Model Competition

    Remy guides you with questions and tips. Remy never writes your entry for you. Up to 10 questions a day.

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    Past winners

    Winners appear here once results are published.