Value chains
Seven crops, one standard.
We aggregate from hundreds of thousands of small plots and deliver it as one consistent product. The farmer sees a fair price and a fast payment. The buyer sees a single counterparty instead of a thousand.
Maize
Feed millers, breweries, food processors
The largest chain by volume. Grown across the northern states and central belt, with strong demand from poultry feed.
Paddy rice
Integrated rice mills
Aggregated close to the mills to keep haulage short and reduce the moisture risk that comes with long transit.
Soybean
Crushers, feed manufacturers, exporters
Run under a dedicated programme with Olam Agri and IDH covering 5,000 farmers in Kwara.
Sorghum
Breweries, malt houses
The classic northern grain and a direct substitute for imported barley in brewing.
Millet
Food processors, feed millers
Drought-tolerant and central to the far-north cropping calendar where rainfall is least reliable.
Cowpea
Food processors, domestic wholesale
Nitrogen-fixing, so it does real work in the rotation as well as earning a price of its own.
Sesame
Exporters
A hard-currency export crop, and part of the East African book alongside the Nigerian chains.
For offtakers
What arrives, and what stands behind it.
Cleaned and sorted
Grain is cleaned and sorted at the buying centre before it moves, not after it arrives with you.
Graded at intake
Weight and moisture are taken in front of the farmer, and the ticket is theirs to keep.
Traceable to the plot
Every consignment ties back to registered farmers on verified land, which is what makes an audit possible.
Paid within 24 hours
Farmers are paid by mobile money the day after delivery. A supplier who is paid on time delivers again.
Tell us the crop, the volume and the delivery window. We will tell you honestly whether we can meet it this season or the next.
Talk to us about offtake.
Specifications, volumes and delivery terms are confirmed crop by crop with our commercial team.