How does the Fruit and Vegetable Sector contribute to Food and Nutrition Security?

Contribution to Food and Nutrition Security The development of the fruit and vegetable sector in developing countries has a positive impact on the Food and

Investment Opportunities in the Ethiopian Legumes Sub-sector

The total area for legume farming is estimated to be 1.9 million hectares. Of this, 97% is covered by smallholder farmers. Commercial legume farming is

Supply Chain Assessment, Feasibility Study, and Business Planning for Noug Bulking and Processing

Ethiopia is where Noug is originated and is the main exporter of it to the US and EU mainly for bird feed. It is produced

Scoping Study on Fruits and Vegetables; Results from Ethiopia

The world’s population is expected to increase by 2 billion persons in the next 30 years, from 7.7 billion currently to 9.7 billion in 2050.

Legume Input Demand Analysis

Published by N2Africa under putting nitrogen fixation to work for smallholder farmers in Africa project. According to World Bank (2016) data Agriculture accounts for 37.23%

Ethiopian Herbs and Essential Oil

Ethiopia grows over 23 culinary and aromatic herbs and over 100 medicinal herbs that are currently on use at commercial scale. The annual production of

Implication of New Export Regulation on Ethiopia’s Sesame

Sesame is an important export commodity for Ethiopia. Over the last five years, the country exported close to 2 billion USD worth of Sesame in

Assessment of Ethiopian Gum and Resin Sector: Potential for EU Export

The market for gum Arabic, Gum Olibanum and Myrrh, major gum and resin supply from Africa, is estimated to be USD 950 million. The annual

Hands-On Investment Guide: Oromia Regional State, Ethiopia

The Oromia Regional State produced 42% of the total national horticultural products in 2013. The diverse agroecology, large surface and ground water potential and highly

Legume Value-Chains in Ethiopia

Introduction The landscaping study investigates eight (non-fodder) legume value-chains in Ethiopia, namely: chickpea, faba bean, field pea, grass pea, groundnut, haricot beans, lentils and soybean.

We stand as the premier choice for agribusiness services and products, possessing over a decade of expertise in serving farmers in Ethiopia and neighboring countries. In an effort to expand our influence, we have recently ventured into the education sector. Our success is rooted in strategic partnerships with local, international, and governmental organizations.

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