Nigeria’s 1st Digital Agriculture Platform

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Providing Tech-Enabled Aggregation Centers in Rural Communities

A network of tech-enabled aggregation centers located in rural communities, managed by youth entrepreneurs, and equipped with our Grainpoint application.

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Our Current Traction

The extent to which our product has grown in the past 22 weeks.

Registered Smallholder farmers

182,000

Farmcrowdy has 182,000 registered smallholder farmers which are paid as soon as they bring in their products through a tech-powered network.

Commisioned Aggregation centres in Nigeria

101

101 establishments of the food aggregation, processing and distribution infrastructure centre in different states.

Minimum Commodity Aggregation Capacity

12,000

Development of a minimum aggregate capacity of 12,000 metric tons of commodities in Nigeria.

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Why You Should Use FC Aggregator

UFarmcrowdy Aggregator provides benefits for both farmers and entrepreneurs.

Fresh Produce

1

Grainpoint enables us to meet growing export demand for organic commodities like Ginger, Cashew, Sesame, and Moringa.

Fresh Produce

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The Grainpoint application provides the following services; Input Disbursement, Produce Procurement, Financial Services, Micro-insurance Services, etc.

Farm land

3

The aggregation centers come with; 500kg Digital Scale and Hand-held Moisture Meter, Entrepreneurship Framework for Youths, and Value Added Services.

Getting into the details

Farmcrowdy Aggregator is a network of tech-enabled aggregation centres sited in rural communities which are managed by youth entrepreneurs and come equipped with our Grainpoint application.

Farmcrowdy Aggregator provides smallholder farmers with access to superior markets via a tech-powered network of agro commodity aggregation centers.

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