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Farming in Ghana
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Farming sector based in Ghana. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
222 on file
Osaagyefo
Since our inception 4 years ago by a group of young professionals; we have steadily grown, delivering our rice to various shops and markets in Accra and Kasoa. We are currently working on a processing facility to deal with increasing demand. At Osaagyefo we work closely with farmers to help them improve the quality and standard of rice they deliver to the Ghanaian market. Our goal is to ensure that they are profitable, and we are also profitable enough to reinvest in our business and the communities in which we operate. Our mission is aligned with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and includes helping our outgrowers and other service providers to have Decent Work (SDG 8), providing safety gear (SDG 3), Educating farmers on responsible production (SDG 12) and providing financing at reduced interest (SDG1).
1 to 10 staff
Pamela Chicks And Feeds Ltd
Pamela Chicks and Feeds is a poultry input and services provider as well as a pullet production business. Our overall goal is helping farmers to reduce production risks, promote use of quality inputs and improve outcomes for farmers to succeed.
11 to 50 staff
Ag-Innovate
Ag-Innovate is an agriculture-focused portfolio that identifies, communicates, harnesses and creates value for the agricultural industry through knowledge sharing, industry enhancing and collaborative action by leveraging the power of thought leadership.
1 to 10 staff
Agricconnect
We connect smallholder farmers to ready markets using technology to reduce post-harvest losses, poverty and hunger. We empower smallholder farmers with climate smart agriculture innovations to adopt to the adverse effects of climate change. We build the resilience of smallholders especially youth and women in the grain market to enable them receive fair pricing for their produce.
1 to 10 staff
Agricentric Ventures
AgriCentric Ventures helps farmers produce more and healthier food in West Africa by buying farm waste and turning it into eco-friendly and low-cost biofertilizers, organic pesticides, soil amendments, organic animal dietary supplements, and feed. Our company is passionate about climate and business smart agriculture. We reduce growers and rearers’ cost for quality, safe fertilizer, pesticides, and feed needed to spur farm business. We work with smallholder farmers to strengthen their capacity for climate change, crop resilience, and replenishing the soil. Our goal is to help small-plot farmers to become medium-sized farmers through sustainable, cost-effective agripreneurial innovations. AgriCentric Ventures was founded in 2019 by Gideon Ohenepon No Ba Nyamesen, a young agricultural specialist and agripreneur. Our sustainable alternative to mass-market organic farm inputs is grounded on waste management innovations that drive an agro-based transition to a circular economy. This philosophy emphasizes the soil nourishing techniques Gideon learned on an uncle’s farm growing up and through continued agriculture and business education at leading institutions. The company markets directly to Ghanaian farmers by purchasing their agrowaste, treating it in bioreactors, and selling the bioactive fertilizers, pesticides, and animal dietary supplement back to farmers at a reduced cost. The company produces microbe-inoculant biochar from agrowaste and sells to farmers for the bioremediation of nutrient-depleted soils. We process fruit and vegetable waste into quality, low-cost feed for livestock and poultry farmers. Nyamesen’s vision for AgriCentric Ventures is to be at the forefront of environmentally sound and safe agriculture. We create innovative synergies between energy, water, food, and waste and engage in multi-stakeholder partnerships for agricultural problem solving.
1 to 10 staff
Agrivest Africa
Agrivest Africa is a web based crowdfunding platform that links agrivestors, farmers and commodity trader together.
11 to 50 staff
Agro Eco - Louis Bolk Institute
Our strong presence and visibility on the ground, in farmers’ fields in Ghana allows us to directly provide professional services to agricultural value chain operators. Currently these include training and capacity building, organisational support to producer organisations, group certification, digitalised IMS, applied research and market studies, and the improvement of linkages between producers, processors, exporters and importers. Agro Eco is also your preferred partner for the development of training materials, the training of trainers and close monitoring of the impact of the training cascade on the ground. Over the years, we have developed a unique system of continued evaluation and the identification of bottlenecks frequently leading to innovative solutions, new approaches and tailored activities. One example is our ongoing work with the larger farmer groups to work from a sustainable landscape perspective. In the 35 years of its operation, Agro Eco has built up a unique capacity and expertise in six core areas:
11 to 50 staff
Animals Farm Online
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201 to 500 staff
Defarmercist Limited
At Defarmercist, our focus is on delivering extensive smart agronomic support services and facilitating capacity building for both smallholder farmers and commercial vegetable farm projects. Our goal is to empower them to enhance their agricultural productivity.
1 to 10 staff
Goshen Porche
Goshen Porche Ranch Limited produces both crops and cattle. It is a modern commercial farm operating a vertical integrated business model. Goshen produces seeds, grains and in the medium to long term capture space in the downstream activities of processing the grains and other crops. It adopts best practices in environmental and soil management, ensuring a more eco-friendly way of doing agribusiness.
11 to 50 staff
Grown At Home Ghana
Home Grown is a Ghanaian based initiative that aims at encouraging Ghanaian's grow vegetables in their own backyard. Through Home Grown people will enjoy fresh, organic and safe vegetables, earn money from selling their produce and contribute to addressing global warming through agriculture.
1 to 10 staff
Bankyekrom
Bankyekrom is a Cassava Production, Marketing, Supply and Value Chain Management Company. The company champions an out-grower scheme that engages rural women farmers to produce cassava for industrial processing. The company exists to use cassava as a tool to improve the socioeconomic growth of rural farmers and champion the industrialization of the cassava crop in Africa.
1 to 10 staff
The Mishkan Group
Launched at the Founder Institute, The Mishkan Group is a tech-enabled, for-progress organisation that operates as a high social-impact business employing a regenerative, vertical integrative and circular Agribusiness model. We seek to provide high-grade quality products with integrity in our supply chain, by organically farming and processing non-GMO Cotton into lint, yarn, fabrics/textiles and Cotton seed oil, to sell globally to businesses in the Sustainable Luxury Sector. To minimise waste, our by-products will also be processed and sold. Our aim is to address: a) the damage that conventional Cotton practices causes to the Textiles ecosystem resulting in poor quality fabrics and clothing, b) the lack of available training and employment forcing many to beg on the streets including those with disabilities. Profits will be redirected towards community development and offering training and employment with fair wages to individuals, especially those with physical disabilities, in a bid to reduce street-begging in Ghana. Our core tenets are founded on Sustainability (in Production and Operational lines), Impact (to enable effective outreach) and Faith (as Missions), with a People-centric culture. We are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to have: 1) No Poverty, 5) Gender Equality, 8) Decent Work and Economic Growth, 10) Reduced Inequalities, and 12) Responsible Production and Consumption. The Mishkan Group is the only venture organically farming non-GMO Cotton in Ghana. We have successfully planted and harvested a sample of seedlings and 'proved-our-concept'. An official funding round to raise pre-seed capital to enable us to scale our production will be announced shortly.
1 to 10 staff
Ab Precision Solutions
AB Precision Solutions is an agro-drone company that offers drone services at affordable prices to farmers across Africa.
11 to 50 staff
Excel Bit Com Limited
We provide farmers (small and large holder): Market information Technical advisory and Extension Private Services (Training in Good Agronomic Practices) Farm inputs (Seeds, fertilizers, agrochemicals credit) Land preparation, harvesting and thrashing Aggregation, Crop storage Crop-added value through cleaning, sorting, grading, and packaging Crop marketing We provide buyers (local processors, exporters): Large volumes of quality produce Transport and logistics 30 to 90 days credit line Crop-added value through cleaning, sorting, grading, and packaging Timely and consistent flow of supply
201 to 500 staff
Green Tropics Group
At Green Tropics Group we’re taking positive action with cocoa farming communities, getting information, training and resources to the people that need them most. We believe in action with urgency in order to raise awareness about some of the most pressing issues facing Ghana farmers today.
11 to 50 staff
Lead Farms
Lead Farms is a Ghanaian owned farm that is very keen on promoting the consumption of organic Ghanaian grown produce. We grow and sell a wide range of organically grown foods.
11 to 50 staff
Anitrack
Anitrack uses its management tool to monitor livestock health and movement, notify the farmers immediately and link them with animal services. Livestock production is an important feature in Africa, contributing largely in meeting food needs, providing draft power and generating cash income for both small, medium and large scale farmers. However, majority of farmers face a major challenge where they lose over 30 percent of their livestock each year as a result of undetected diseases and more than 5 percent due to cattle rustling(theft). This contributes to a loss of over $4 Billion yearly in the agricultural sector. As the pace of the livestock industry in Africa accelerates, the need for accurate information gathered quickly is increasingly important in managing livestock. With this we reduce chances of animal loss significantly.
1 to 10 staff
Thirdwell Commodities
ThirdWell Commodities is a farmer-centric agricultural commodity trading business with a strategic focus on improving sustainable livelihoods and living standards of our farmers and communities through our ThirdWell S.A.F.E strategy. ThirdWell Commodities is a certified “Inclusive Business” by the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) Inclusive Business Secretariat. Underpinned by a business philosophy of social responsiveness and social impact, the company’s strategic objective is to become a platform for creating sustainable livelihood and long term value for farming households and communities. This strategic objective is an expression of our fundamental belief that the well-being of the FARMER is critical to our Sustainability as a viable commodity trading business, hence our tagline 'The FARMER is our Business' Our reach currently surpasses over 100 communities in the Bono, Bono East, and Northern regions of Ghana. Our medium term objective is to actively engage farmers in these communities by the end of June 2030 through our ThirdWell Initiatives namely, ThirdWell Aggregation Program (TAP), ThirdWell Input Financing Scheme (TWIFS); and ThirdWell Farmer Training Program(FTP). By the end of 2030, the ThirdWell Trading Corridor (i.e. starting in Bono, through Bono East and ending in the Northern region) will guarantee purchasing access to over of agricultural produce per annum, comprising Soya Beans; Raw Cashew Nuts; Shea Nuts; and Rice.
1 to 10 staff
Ma-Brooks Ranch
We here to serve
11 to 50 staff
Flyseeagro
Biological plant protection
11 to 50 staff
Mariseth Farms
11 to 50 staff
Novotrangroup
201 to 500 staff
Okuafo Foundation
Building Innovative Technologies To Make Farmers Increase Profits Leveraging powerful technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Big Data and IoT, we build solutions that enable farmers to increase profit through efficient disease management
51 to 200 staff