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Harnessing the Potential of e-Soil for Climate-Smart Agriculture

What is e-soil? Electronic soil (e-soil) is a soilless substrate for hydroponic production developed by scientists. This cutting-edge growth medium, composed mainly of cellulose, has been designed to possess electrical conductivity through…

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The Year in Food: Trends Shaping the Agri-Food Landscape in 2024

Trends in agri-food in 2024 As we reflect on the progress made in food sustainability in 2023, it becomes evident that the year 2024 holds great potential for further advancements. The trends…

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Trends in Agritech in Africa: Innovations Driving Agricultural Transformation

I was recently invited by the planning committee for the 4th Virtual International Multidisciplinary Conference, themed ‘Transformative Technologies, Innovations, and Management Practices for Sustainable Solutions in Food Systems and Climate Change, through…

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The Role of Agribusiness in Bridging Africa’s Development Gap

Introduction Africa is a continent with enormous agricultural potential, yet it has a significant development gap that affects the livelihoods of millions of people. Bridging this gap requires concerted efforts by various…

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Agricultural Insurance in Ghana: Opportunities, Constraints, and Future Directions

Agricultural Insurance Africa has had extraordinary development in agricultural productivity and food security over the past few decades. These improvements have been essential in promoting economic growth. Agriculture is a vital sector…

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GMOs verses gene-edited products: Key differences you need to know

How are GMOs different from gene-edited products? In agricultural production, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are crops and animals which have had their genetic materials improved upon through genetic engineering techniques. Genetic engineering…

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Can carbon farming be the game changer for Africa’s smallholder agriculture?

Carbon farming in  Africa’s smallholder agriculture Human activities such as #farming, #deforestation, and the #combustion of fossil fuels contribute to #globalwarming. There is a significant amount of #CO2 and other greenhouse gasses generated through #factories, #vehicles, #powergeneration, #agriculture as well as other sectors. Global…

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