A small cattle and sheep place on Babbling Brook in NSW’s Pleasant Valley. Ask it anything, the way you’d ask about your own farm.
Have a read of what’s on the farm first. The link to sign in and start the demo is at the bottom of the page.
Wallah is set up in AIffi the way a real farm would be: paddocks drawn on the map, stock tagged and weighed, machinery with its hours and fuel, irrigation logged against the rain, and a list of jobs done and still to do. About two years of history sits behind it.
The paddock boundaries are real. Everything recorded on them is invented — the animals, weights, fuel, jobs and people — so you can poke around freely. The farm is rebuilt every night, so it’s always up to date.
Creek flats along the brook are irrigated. The slopes and ridges behind them run dryland pasture. Each paddock has its soil and crop recorded, which is what the irrigation and feed sums work from.
| Paddock | Size | Crop and soil |
|---|---|---|
| Creightons Creek | 15.8 ha | Irrigated ryegrass and white clover Creek flats — alluvial loam |
| Eastern Creek Paddock | 7.7 ha | Irrigated lucerne Creek flats — alluvial loam |
| Lodge Paddock | 6.3 ha | Dryland improved pasture Slopes — clay loam |
| Mid Southern Paddock | 12.5 ha | Dryland improved pasture Slopes — clay loam |
| Southern Central Boundary Paddock | 6.7 ha | Dryland improved pasture Slopes — clay loam |
| Western Boundary Paddock | 16.6 ha | Dryland improved pasture Ridges — shallow sandy loam |
| Boongalla Southern Boundary Paddock | 6.5 ha | Dryland improved pasture Ridges — shallow sandy loam |
Every animal, machine and irrigation run below is a record you can open, and AIffi can read all of it.
You can add to the farm too. Ask AIffi to create a job and assign it to Sam, record some rain, log a fuel fill or move a mob. It shows you the change as a card first. Nothing happens until you approve it, and then the job is on the Jobs list and the calendar.
A courtesy note. Wallah is one farm shared by everyone trying the demo, so anything you add is seen by other visitors until the farm is rebuilt overnight. Please respect that openness: keep your changes farm-related, and leave the place as you’d want to find it.
Register with your name, email and mobile, and we’ll email you a code. You’ll land on Ask AIffi, with the farm’s map, jobs, calendar, weather, machinery and livestock a tap away.
Your question is ready to go:
Twenty questions each. Photos, voice and eNVD are switched off in the demo. We keep your demo questions and AIffi’s answers to review and improve it — see our privacy policy. Please don’t type other people’s personal details into the chat.