Projects and operations.

Ten pillars, ten active workstreams. This is what each one looks like in practice, on the ground in Liberia.

Pillar I

Crop, livestock and aquaculture run on shared land and shared inputs, so waste from one system becomes a resource for the next.

Pillar II

Molecular biology and tissue-culture laboratories developing improved varieties and propagation material for Liberian conditions.

Pillar III

Drones, soil and weather sensors and farm software deployed across production sites to make agronomic decisions on data rather than habit.

Pillar IV

Internal quality control laboratories and the documentation systems required to pass FSSC 22000, ISO 22000 and GlobalG.A.P. audit.

Pillar V

Processing capability that converts raw harvest into products with a longer shelf life and a defensible margin, cutting post-harvest loss at source.

Pillar VI

Cold chain, logistics and export documentation built around product that can be traced back to the field it came from.

Pillar VII

Building recognition and demand for Liberian produce, domestically first and then into regional and international buyers.

Pillar VIII

Demonstration farms, certified training programmes and engagement with agricultural policy at national level.

Pillar IX

Delivering donor-funded and government agricultural programmes to specification, with reporting that stands up to audit.

Pillar X

Extending the model into new crops, new sites and new markets, with partners who want exposure to African agri-food at the production end.

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