They’re Growing Food Without Soil in Rwanda & Nigeria!
Ecoville Farms и Salem Ochidi
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They’re Growing Food Without Soil in Rwanda & Nigeria!
575 просмотров · 3 недели назад
Ecoville Farms и Salem Ochidi
575 просмотров · 3 недели назад
What if you could grow more food, use up to 90% less water, and completely eliminate soil from the equation? 🌱💧
In this episode, we step inside Smartel Agritech, a forward-thinking agricultural company building high-tech farming systems across Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Rwanda 🇷🇼.
We meet the founder and the team behind the vision to discover how they’re using hydroponics, technology, and controlled farming systems to rethink how food can be produced in Africa.
From the story behind the company to the technology powering their farms, we explore:
🌱 How crops can grow without soil
💧 How hydroponics can dramatically reduce water usage
🇳🇬🇷🇼 Why Smartel Agritech is operating across Nigeria and Rwanda
🚀 The opportunities and challenges of building an African agritech company
👨🏾🌾 What the future of technology-driven farming could look like across Africa
This is a story about African innovation, entrepreneurship, food security, and people building solutions for the future.
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If you’re interested in agribusiness, farming technology, African startups, entrepreneurship, hydroponics, or the future of food production, this documentary is for you.
▶️ Watch till the end and tell us in the comments: Do you think hydroponics could become a major part of Africa’s agricultural future?
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