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Dantata Foods, UK RegenFarm partner on regenerative agriculture in Nigeria

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeNovember 21, 2020No Comments4 Mins Read
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One of Africa’s leading food processing and agribusiness companies, Nigerian based Dantata Foods and Allied Products Company Limited, has partnered with a UK based innovative and Agric-technology firm, RegenFarm Limited in collaboration with the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office of the British government under its Agricultural sector intervention (LINKS Project).

A statement by the General Manager, Corporate Services of Dantata Foods and Allied Products Company Limited, Sanusi Bature on Saturday, said “the tripartite partnership is aimed at increasing quality food production, enhancing export opportunities of Nigeria’s agricultural commodities and improve soil fertility, nutrients content and organic matter.

“A technology platform has been developed and designed to assist with the management of various food value chains, offering complete traceability from farmers to end users,” the statement reads.

It observed that “Nigeria faces the challenges of soil degradation through flooding, erosion and continued cultivation, which has led to lower productivity of farm produce in the country; the consistent application of inorganic fertilizer, pesticides and weed control chemicals have been discovered to have negative implication to the sustainability of farm lands over the years.”

With a financing commitment from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, under the Prime Anchor Borrowers Programme, the consortium of private sector and government bodies would rollout an innovative approach to support smallholder farmers on the new technics of Regenerative Agriculture practices in the country.

“Over 200,000 are expected to be engaged by the initiative on a long-term basis across a number of Nigerian states, including Kano, Cross River, Jigawa, Kaduna, Bauchi, Katsina, Kebbi, Benue, Niger and Plateau.”

The Managing Director/CEO of RegenFarm Limited, Mr. Jason Haywarda said at a meeting that, “Regenerative Agriculture would be an all-embracing opportunity for the Agro-processing industry in the country, as the small holder farmer out-growers productivity, profitability and resilience to climate change will be greatly enhanced.”

Also the Chairman/CEO, Dantata Foods and Allied Company Limited, Alhaji Tajuddeen Aminu Dantata confirmed that “the partnership has already galvanized access to markets in UK and other parts of Europe for the organic commodities produced under the Regenerative Agriculture practices.”

Dantata Foods & Allied Products Limited is a Nigerian Company based in Kano. It is involved in agricultural production, manufacturing and processing.

It is also involved in the export and distribution of Agro allied products, as well as Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG).

Incorporated in 2005 to deal in agricultural products for exports and local distribution, DFAP has over the years diversified its portfolio of business interests and activities.

In addition to overseeing the import and export, cleaning and transport of products across Nigeria.

The company is involved in the production and packaging of food and beverages.

DFAP is one of the leading companies in the export of grains from Nigeria with a solid reputation among exporters, local buyers, market traders and farmers, particularly for sesame seeds, groundnut, Soy beans and sorghum.

The long-term investments and plans of the company indicate that a positive and continuous growth in the sector is expected over the coming years.

The Company intends to expand its processing operations with Soya beans, Rice and Animal Feed Mills.

Dantata Foods and Allied Products Company Limited also manages a number of farmers in various States in Nigeria to cultivate over One Hundred thousand Hectares (100,000 ha) of specific crops.

Dantata Foods have aggregated and monitored farmers in the aspect of livestock and animal husbandry.

With all these achievements, the Company wants to build a strong relationship with the Central Bank of Nigeria to stand out as a reliable implementing partner for farmers’ aggregation and Agro-allied development projects.

On the other hand, RegenFARM Limited, UK offers an alternative design and decision-making tool for farmers, consultants and food supply chain companies seeking ways to organically produce food using regenerative agriculture methods.

The company based in the UK, is an Innovation Integrator SaaS Platform and marketplace, where you will find all the services and products you need in one place to make your regenerative agriculture farm design successful.

RegenFARM Platform is a combination of a consulting service and an Agritech tool; it uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to offer a superior digital farm design consulting capability.

It is quicker, cheaper, more accurate and scalable than conventional services and is able to simulate, calculate and manage the change processes to a regenerative system.

The use of Regenerative Agriculture inherently enhances on-farm biodiversity and water storage capacity, and therefore RegenFARM Platform offers a cross-over to other complimentary industries and sectors which are focused on, for example, conservation of wildlife and the retention of rainwater in the landscape to rehydrate arid landscapes.

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