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AKILIMO is an agronomic advisory service developed for and with smallholder farmers.
We employ state-of-the-art analytics to provide site-specific recommendations that optimise productivity and profits. Our recommendations have been validated by over 5,000 smallholder growers, and are utilised by over 200 partner organisations. We support our partners’ businesses with customised solutions to integrate AKILIMO agronomic advice, and train last-mile delivery agents.
WHAT WE DO
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OPTIMISED FOR PROFITABILITY
AKILIMO is optimised to provide recommendations that are most profitable.
LATEST POSTS
AKILIMO Nigeria Association Appoints a New Board Member
AKILIMO Nigeria Association (ANA) paid a courtesy visit to High Chief Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, former Executive Governor of Oyo State on 5th September 2022 at his residence in Ibadan. The visit is part of a move to secure a sustainable future for AKILIMO beyond the lifespan of the ACAI project by bringing on board the former Governor as one of the Board of Trustees of ANA in Nigeria.
Tanzanian high school students request agricultural training from IITA
Carl R. Rogers gives meaning to the request presented to IITA–CGIAR by Kibaha Boys High School students during the farmers’ field day held recently in Kibaha.
Cassava guides distributed to partners for continue use of AKILIMO
The African Cassava Agronomy Initiative (ACAI) team handed over cassava guides to partners for continued use of AKILIMO at their organizations. Swahili and English-language cassava guides were distributed to all partners who attended the workshop held recently in Morogoro.
AKILIMO Tanzania becomes an Association
AKILIMO Tanzania officially changed its name to AKILIMO Tanzania Association during the workshop meeting held in Morogoro. This indicates that the sustainability of AKILIMO has a bright future since the changes focused on finding ways for partners to run AKILIMO as their own platform easily and in a profitable manner, generating funds by themselves as well as ensuring farmers keep accessing AKILIMO services.
