Kadara Agric Expands Urban Farming Across Africa
Kadara Agric, a precision agriculture services company, has announced ambitious plans to expand urban horticulture projects across Africa. Founded in 2023 by Hakeem Disu, the company aims to empower farmers with modern technology and market access, transforming farming into a sustainable and profitable venture.
Kadara Agric's expansion strategy includes setting up greenhouses and vertical farming projects in Lagos, Nigeria. The company also plans to replicate these projects in Accra, Ghana, and Nairobi, Kenya, bringing farming into African cities and addressing urban food security challenges.
The company uses innovative technologies like smart irrigation and precision farming to help farmers grow crops all year round. These solutions enable farmers to increase yields, minimize waste, and maximize profits. Kadara Agric also connects farmers directly to fair markets, improving their productivity and profitability.
Founder Hakeem Disu established Kadara Agric to tackle the challenges faced by African farmers. The company's mission is to help farmers turn farming into a source of pride and long-term sustainability. To achieve this, Kadara Agric provides services such as access to agricultural inputs, farm support, and advisory solutions.
Kadara Agric's expansion plans aim to empower African farmers with modern technology and market access. By bringing farming into cities through greenhouses and vertical farming, the company seeks to improve food security and support sustainable agriculture across the continent. With a mix of personal investment, strategic partnerships, and revenue from pilot projects, Kadara Agric is well-positioned to achieve its mission and transform African agriculture.
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