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Farmers in Serbia had no single place to find agricultural pharmacies, machinery dealers, nurseries, insurance or grain buy-up points. Information lived in Facebook groups, phone calls and word of mouth. Buy-up prices were opaque, so growers could not tell whether an offer was fair, and small local businesses had no digital visibility at all.

• No central catalogue of agri businesses per city or region
• Crop buy-up prices unknown until you called around
• Local shops and nurseries invisible online

The plan was a public directory that a farmer can use in under ten seconds — open the map, see what is nearby, filter by category, call. On top of the directory we planned two data layers that give people a reason to come back weekly: domestic and EU reference crop prices, and a regional weather forecast. Monetisation stays light: category-level ad slots for agri brands instead of a paywall.

• Map-first UX, mobile before desktop
• Five clear categories: pharmacies, machinery, nurseries, insurance, buy-up
• Price + weather layers as the recurring reason to return
• SEO landing page per category and per city

A React front end with Leaflet and OpenStreetMap tiles renders thousands of geocoded locations without a paid maps bill. Data lives in Postgres with row-level security, images and category icons in object storage, and an admin flow lets new businesses be added or verified without a deploy. Crop prices and the Open-Meteo forecast are fetched and cached server-side, so pages stay fast. Consent banner, privacy policy and structured data were part of the first release, not an afterthought.

• React + Leaflet / OpenStreetMap interactive map
• Postgres + object storage, admin-managed listings
• Cached server-side price and weather integrations
• SEO: per-category routes, sitemap, structured data, GDPR consent

Agroteka.rs is live. A farmer opens one page, sees every relevant business around them on a map, checks today's buy-up prices and the forecast for their region, and calls the right company directly. Local businesses get discoverable profiles they never had, and agri brands get advertising space in exactly the category they sell into.

• Single entry point for the whole agri supply chain
• Price transparency instead of phone-around guessing
• Free for farmers, ad-supported for the platform
• Scales to new categories and countries without a rebuild