Our Projects
From pilot hubs in Ghana to a pipeline of replication sites across Sub-Saharan Africa — here's where and how we're building the future of agriculture.
Regional Presence
Our hub model is designed for replication — standardized, renewable-powered, and investable across geographies.
Ghana
Pilot Hub — Greater Accra & Volta Region
Nigeria
Hub replication — North-Central belt
Kenya
Agroforestry & irrigation model
Uganda
Smallholder cooperative integration
Tanzania
Staple crop & livestock integration
The Gambia
West Coast hub replication
Project Timeline
Foundation & Research
- Hub design framework finalized
- Pilot site identified in Greater Accra
- AgriFAAS Farm Manager platform beta launched
- Investor deck and financial model completed
Pilot Deployment
- Phase 0–1 infrastructure underway
- 1A1F farm manager recruitment program launched
- Solar irrigation system installed
- First crop cycle activated
Scale & Replicate
- Digital platform full rollout
- First yield harvest and market contracts
- Regional replication planning
- Investor reporting and impact measurement
Standard Crop Mix
Every AgriFAAS hub follows a diversified planting strategy to de-risk production and ensure year-round income for farm managers.
Staple Crops
Maize, cassava, yam
Vegetables
Tomatoes, pepper, leafy greens
Legumes
Cowpea, soya, groundnuts
High-Value Crops
Herbs, moringa, export produce
Hub Models
Mini Hub
10–25 Acres
Ideal for community-scale agriculture initiatives and individual farmer groups.
Target Payback
3–4 Years
Standard Hub
25–100 Acres
The core replication model — optimally sized for regional expansion and investor projects.
Target Payback
2–3 Years
Flagship Hub
100+ Acres
Large-scale production and aggregation center serving multiple communities.
Target Payback
2–3 Years
Want to Be Part of the Next Hub?
Whether as an investor, partner, or farm manager — there's a place for you in the AgriFAAS network.
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