Our Services

What We Offer

Sourcing certified Seeds, running outgrower schemes, and providing agronomic training.

Outgrower Scheme

Selling certified Seeds to farmers and buying back their mature crop harvests.

Seed Sourcing

Collaborating with ZARI to supply farmers with bio-certified, high-yield seeds.

Training Programs

Tailored agronomical workshops teaching climate-smart cultivation and storage methods.

Advocacy & Outreach

Fostering cooperative structures and driving policy shifts that favor women farmers.

Outgrower Scheme Model

We operate a highly successful outgrower scheme that supports smallholder farmers across the region. We distribute bio-certified seeds and provide key resources to ensure farmers can cultivate high-yield crops.

Certified Seed Sourcing: We sell high-quality, bio-certified Seeds directly to participating farmers.
Guaranteed Buy-Back: We purchase mature legume crops back from farmers, securing their household incomes.
Funders & Partners: Our outgrower scheme is supported by cooperating partners and agricultural funders.
Inclusive Growth: Fostering financial security and empowerment for rural smallholders, especially women.

Distribution Network

We ensure that certified seed varieties reach farmers when they need them most, minimizing crop delays and storage degradation. Our logistical framework bridges rural supply gaps.

Extension Partnerships: Supplying cooperative unions and rural extension hubs directly.
Authorized Dealer Network: Training local agricultural input dealers on proper seed handling.
Direct Farm Delivery: Customized freight solutions for commercial grower groups.

Sacks of seed products ready for shipment

Training & Capacity Building

A seed can only express its full yield potential if managed with optimal agronomic practices. Our extension agronomists conduct seasonal classroom and field training programs.

Agronomy Management: Seed bed spacing, fertilizer application rates, and weeding cycles.
Post-Harvest Storage: Safe storage techniques to eliminate moisture mold and insect damage.
Conservation Farming: Minimum tillage, crop rotation, and moisture preservation methods.

Advocacy & Empowerment

We work to influence policy and drive systemic change in the agricultural sector, specifically prioritizing women smallholders who form the backbone of the farm labor force.

Gender Equity: Designing direct seed access programs for women-managed farm plots.
Nutritional Awareness: Organizing community cooking days to show the benefits of biofortified crops.
Stakeholder Alliances: Aligning outgrower training and distribution outputs with governmental and international development goals.