Wheat Assistant - Ollama Model

Welcome to the Wheat Assistant, a specialized AI chatbot designed to provide accurate and concise information about wheat farming. This model is fine-tuned to answer questions related to wheat cultivation, disease management, irrigation techniques, and crop health monitoring.

Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up and run the Wheat Assistant model using Ollama.

Prerequisites

Install Ollama:
- Download and install Ollama from the official website: Ollama Installation Guide.
Download the Model Files:
- Download the .gguf model file and Modelfile from the Hugging Face repository:
  - AROOJNCBC/llama-3.2-3b-wheat_chatbot-gguf.
- Place the .gguf file and Modelfile in the same directory.

Step 1: Create the Model

Open a terminal or command prompt.
Navigate to the directory where the Modelfile and .gguf file are located:
```
cd /path/to/your/directory
```

Create the model using the Modelfile:

ollama create wheat-assistant -f Modelfile

## Step 2: Run the Model
1. Start an interactive session with the Wheat Assistant:

Run command in cmd: ollama run wheat-assistant

Ask questions related to wheat farming. For example:

1. What are the best practices for wheat irrigation?
2. How can I manage wheat diseases?
3. What types of wheat are best for bread making?

## Step 3: Verify Wheat-Related Answers
The Wheat Assistant is designed to answer only wheat-related questions. If you ask a question unrelated to wheat farming, the model will politely redirect you. For example:

>>> What are the types of cats?
I specialize in wheat farming and related information. Please ask me questions about wheat, such as farming techniques, diseases, or irrigation methods.

## Supported Questions
Here are some examples of questions the Wheat Assistant can answer:

1. Cultivation: "What are the best practices for planting wheat?"

2. Diseases: "How can I prevent rust in wheat crops?"

3. Irrigation: "What irrigation methods are most effective for wheat?"

4. Crop Health: "How do I monitor the health of my wheat crop?"