We plan and set up farms for governments, estate owners, agripreneurs and development agencies, then stay on through the season to help run them.
The work runs from choosing the land to finding buyers for the harvest. Land scouting, soil analysis and input planning come first, so the crop plan fits the ground. A farm map, a crop calendar and a pest and disease schedule then give the team a plan to work to.
How a project runs
Every farm project goes through the same three stages, and our field officers stay with it until the harvest.
We assess the land, water, energy and market, and give you a report and a quote for the work.
We draw up the farm layout, crop calendar and input plan, and agree them with you.
Our field officers set the farm up, then return through the season to monitor, advise and report.
In the field
The planning happens on the farm, with the people who will work it.
Our consultants walk the plots with the farmer before a plan is drawn. We visit candidate sites, test the soil and work out the seed, fertiliser and other inputs the crop plan needs.
Where a project works with smallholders, we organise the growers into groups and train them, so the farm has trained people on it from the first season. The groups are built with the growers, not for them.
Field staff log plots on their phones as well as in logbooks, so the figures reach the office. Records cover what was planted, what was used and what came out, written up for the client and any funder.
Results
Since 2018 we have managed farmland for large-scale clients, from input management to field mapping. Governments, NGOs and investors bring us in when they need a farm run efficiently and reported on openly.
Ministries and councils running agricultural projects that need a team on the ground.
Donor-funded programmes that need farms set up, farmers trained and results reported.
Landowners and new agribusinesses who want the farm planned and run properly from the start.
Quick answers
With a feasibility study. It looks at the land, soil, water and market, so the farm plan rests on what the site can actually do.
Yes. We assess projects at every stage, from an idea to a working farm, and plan from what is already there.
Yes: improved cassava cuttings, plantain and banana suckers, orange-flesh sweet potato vines, certified maize, bean and vegetable seed, and grafted fruit seedlings, from vetted sources.
Through the project’s monitoring records: what was planted, what inputs were used and what was harvested, collected in the field and reported back to you.
Tell us about the land and what you want to grow. Call us on +237 650 754 393 or send us a message.
