Precision Farming Over Instincts End Costly Guesswork Across Africa
Across Africa, farmers lose an estimated 68 billion dollars annually due to decision making based on guesswork. This is not a marginal inefficiency. It is a systemic failure in how agricultural decisions are made. Poor soil management alone reduces yields by 20 to 40 percent, while climate variability continues to distort planting cycles that farmers relied on for generations.