As climate change continues to disrupt agricultural practices across Africa, farmers face the daunting task of adapting to increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. In Nigeria and other parts of West Africa, droughts, floods, and temperature fluctuations threaten...
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Farming
The Importance of Accurate Valuation for Biological Assets in Farming
In the ever-evolving world of agribusiness, biological assets—such as livestock, crops, and other living organisms—play a pivotal role in the financial health of the business. Unlike traditional assets, biological assets are dynamic, growing and changing in value over...
How Cocoa Farming is Thriving in Côte d’Ivoire
Côte d’Ivoire stands as the world’s leading producer of cocoa, accounting for nearly 40% of global supply. Known as the backbone of the Ivorian economy, cocoa farming contributes significantly to employment and export revenue. Despite challenges such as fluctuating...
Senegal 2050 agenda in Senegal — value-chain opening what comes next across the region
Senegal’s 2050 agenda puts local food processing at its core. Ironu examines whether finance and logistics will let farmers and processors capture the value.
South Africa’s Maize Market: A Strategic Overview for Businesses in the Value Chain
The maize value chain in South Africa plays a pivotal role in food security, economic stability, and industrial production. From farmers and millers to traders and exporters, every participant contributes to maintaining a reliable supply of maize across local and...
Women Empowerment in Agribusiness: Inspiring Stories from Ghana
Women play an essential role in Ghana’s agriculture sector, contributing significantly to food production, processing, and trade. Despite their immense contributions, women often face systemic barriers, including limited access to land, credit, and technology....
Sangomar first oil in Senegal — customer demand the business case for African business
Sangomar first oil makes Senegal an offshore producer. A farming and agritech read: fuel costs, coastal fisheries, and where food producers can capture real
Niger’s Niger-Benin oil pipeline — value-chain opening the business case for investors
Niger’s new oil pipeline to Benin creates fiscal room and corridor demand — but farmers capture value only if finance and logistics gaps are closed first.
Climate-Smart Farming: Preparing for Future Challenges
As climate change continues to disrupt agricultural practices across Africa, farmers face the daunting task of adapting to increasingly unpredictable weather patterns. In Nigeria and other parts of West Africa, droughts, floods, and temperature fluctuations threaten...







