Mokaro vs Kilo Domino

Using Mokaro, a planter obtains information to improve decision on new plantation, irrigation and other field activities. Farmers also receives weather information, current agricultural news and alerts that may be useful for agricultural production and management. Additionally, the planned calendar of activities and events informs planters on activities of stakeholders where they may be invited to participate. This tool also allows a planter to locate and communicate directly to input suppliers and service providers as and when required. Input suppliers, service providers and operators may register themselves for easy access by farmers. Farmers can: · Plan their new plantation based on information on current planted area · Decide irrigation and spraying of crops · Obtain current agricultural news and latest events · Receive alerts and warnings · Lookup and access registered input suppliers and service providers

Ever fought with your friends about who won the most games or got the most number of pisso? Is that big notebook you use to keep domino scores getting in the way of your fun? The Kilo app lets you keep track of all your domino games, no matter who you're playing with! Detect 'pisso', resume games later, keep track of "deux côtés" & more. We make domino more fun! You can : - See a list of your games - See if it's a pisso - Create a new game - Save a game for later - Edit and delete scores - Double your score (deux côtés) - Play again with the same players (Note) Rules: - A game of domino is played with two teams of two players each - The first team to reach 101 loses - If a team reaches 101 and the other team is still at 0, it's a pisso! - Played with a set of 28 dominoes - If the last winning domino can be placed on both sides, it's called a "deux côtés". Points are counted twice.