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The social venture with strong ties to the University of Chicago Booth School of Business looks to grow its impact in 2022 after being acquired by Adventure Ready Brands

The ability of agricultural equipment to think, predict and advise farmers via a variety of artificial intelligence (AI) applications presents Africa with the potential to achieve food security.

Progress roundup: In Brazil, a court condemns a past dictatorship’s crimes. In the U.S., red flag laws are removing guns from hands deemed dangerous.

Heifer International report recommends that governments facilitate access to agri-tech tools to transform food production.

Digital technologies are eliminating the traditional inefficiencies of smallholder food production and helping to close the yield gap.

Smallholder farmers produce one-third of the world’s food, but global food production needs to grow by nearly 60% by 2050. Over 400 agri-tech solutions in sub-Saharan Africa.

Smartphone apps make a big difference, but lack of internet coverage and adaptation remain key challenges

Farmers in Kenya used to work their fields by hand. The smartphone-based 'Hello Tractor' lets farmers rent the help they need to make their work more efficient and even bring in a bigger harvest.

Farmers in Kenya can now hire tractor owners on demand through a new app

LAGOS, Nigeria, 6 October 2021,-/African Media Agency(AMA)/- In collaboration with Heifer International, Ventures Africa, an online platform that produces