by Sekinat Durojaye | Jul 28, 2025 | News & Updates, Opinions
Introduction: A Season of Smart Shifts in Ghana’s Agriculture 2025 has already proven so far to be a pivotal year for agritech in Ghana and across Africa. From investments in soil intelligence and cold-chain solutions to new data models and public-private food...
by Sekinat Durojaye | Jul 21, 2025 | Learning, Opinions
Introduction: A Data Drought in African Agriculture Precision agriculture depends on data, lots of it. But in Africa, that data is hard to come by. Smallholder farmers make up over 60% of the continent’s workforce, yet accurate soil data, crop history, and fertilizer...
by Sekinat Durojaye | Jun 16, 2025 | Learning, Opinions
In recent years, climate change has become one of the biggest challenges facing agriculture in Africa. Rising temperatures, unpredictable rainfall, and land degradation are affecting crop yields and food security. But there’s also a powerful opportunity hidden in the...
by Sekinat Durojaye | Jun 2, 2025 | Learning, Opinions
Introduction Most of us are familiar with the visible effects of climate change: droughts, floods, and extreme heat. But beneath the surface, there’s another impact that’s far less obvious but just as critical: climate change is making our food less nutritious. So...
by Sekinat Durojaye | May 26, 2025 | Learning, Opinions
Introduction “Smart farming” is a term you’ve probably heard often in conversations about modern agriculture. But is it just a flashy buzzword used in pitch decks and tech expos, or is it genuinely reshaping the future of farming, especially for smallholder farmers in...
by Sekinat Durojaye | May 19, 2025 | Learning, Opinions
Introduction Soil is more than just the ground under our feet, it’s a living, breathing ecosystem. Among its many characteristics, soil pH plays one of the most critical roles in determining how well your crops grow. But what is soil pH, and why should every farmer...
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