Food security
Build resilience through digital technologies that lift crop production outcomes.
Who We Are
About AgroXchange
An agricultural digital technology and agribusiness firm covering Nigeria's entire value chain — upstream, midstream and downstream. Satellite intelligence, delivered to the farm gate.
Our Story
Data-Driven Agribusiness, Built for Africa
Agroxchange Technology Services Limited is an agricultural digital technology and agribusiness firm covering Nigeria's entire value chain — pre-planting to post-harvest to market. We turn earth observation data into plain-language advisory any smallholder can act on, and we run the vendor and offtake systems that carry the harvest onward.
We collaborate with development finance, federal programmes, state agro-industrial zones and private processors — including the Central Bank of Nigeria, NADF, Bank of Agriculture, Okitipupa Oil Palm Plc, Ogun State SAPZ and GalaxyEye — on the same geospatial evidence base.
Our innovative solutions are designed to maximise returns for investors and farmers — from pre-planting soil analysis and satellite crop monitoring, through midstream processing, to downstream market linkage.
Partner with UsOur Approach
We help farmers and investors produce profitably, optimise crop yield and incomes through data-driven monitoring and evaluation, and ensure compliance with Good Agronomy Practices. We provide early warning advisories on crop health and weather to prevent crop loss, apply soil mapping and fertilizer recommendations, and ensure high ROI for investors in crop production.
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High ROI for investors through data-driven farm management
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Precision fertilizer & input recommendations via soil mapping
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Early warning advisories on crop health and weather
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Evidence-based M&E for agribusiness programmes
What we stand for
Our Goals
Climate adaptation
Accelerate uptake of climate-smart agricultural technology among African farmers.
Good agronomy
Raise farmer compliance with Good Agronomy Practices through data-driven advisory.
Data leadership
Become the leading repository of agricultural productivity data in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Measurable Impact
Our Work at Scale
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Hectares monitored, CBN Anchor Borrowers
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Cassava farmers in partnership with Agbeladun
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Farmers reached, NADF Aggrow and FISP support
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Farmer Aggregation Companies monitored in partnership with BOA
Global Recognition
Awards & Accolades
AgroXchange's commitment to excellence has been recognised globally.
2022
First Runner-Up
African Earth Observation Challenge
📍 Nairobi, Kenya
Recognised as First Runner-Up at the African Earth Observation Challenge in Nairobi.
Hosted by: Africa Earth Observation Challenge
2023
EWC Finalist
Entrepreneurship World Cup
📍 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Finalist among tens of thousands of applicants at the Entrepreneurship World Cup in Riyadh.
Hosted by: Entrepreneurship World Cup
2022
Finalist trophy
Entrepreneurship World Cup Award
📍 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Entrepreneurship World Cup 2022 Finalist award.
Hosted by: Entrepreneurship World Cup
Our Journey
AgroXchange Growth Map: 2020–2025
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2020
Upstream cassava production · Farmer profiling & mapping
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2020–21
Satellite data analytics for agri-financing · Upstream cassava production
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2022–23
CBN ABP satellite monitoring (450,000 ha) · Large-scale farmer profiling (7 states) · 1st runner-up African Earth Observation Challenge · EWC Finalist, Saudi Arabia
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2023–24
Large-scale soil mapping & fertilizer recommendation · Digital transformation for oil palm production · 2nd runner-up NIGCOMSAT · NSIA Top 10 Prize for Innovation
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2025
Regional M&E for NADF AgGrow · Cassava value chain feasibility study · Mid-stream cassava processing operations · Certification in cassava processing (Garri & HQCF)
Platform Users
For Whom?
The AgroXchange platform and services are designed for every stakeholder across the agricultural value chain.
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Farmers
Smallholder and commercial crop producers
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Investors
Agricultural investors and fund managers
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Insurers
Crop insurance providers
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Finance
Banks and microfinance institutions
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Traders
Commodity traders and offtakers
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Government
Ministries and development agencies
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Academia
Research institutions and universities
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Research
Agricultural research institutions
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Producers
Agro-processors and value-add producers
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Agripreneurs
Youth and women agritech entrepreneurs
Our Technology
How We Monitor Farms Using Satellites
Four validated vegetation indices translate satellite imagery into actionable crop health intelligence.
NDVI
Normalised Difference Vegetation Index
What it measures:
Overall vegetation health and density, calculated from the differential reflectance and absorption of solar radiation at near-infrared and red wavelengths.
Why it matters:
NDVI identifies underperforming zones at any growth stage. Areas with abnormally low NDVI values signal potential pest infestations or disease outbreaks; abnormally high values may indicate weed competition. Early identification allows timely intervention to protect yield.
NDRE
Normalised Difference Red-Edge Index
What it measures:
Photosynthetic activity and nitrogen concentration in plant leaves, particularly effective during the mid-to-late growing season.
Why it matters:
NDRE detects suppressed or ageing vegetation and is used to identify plant diseases that may not yet be visible to the naked eye. It also supports precise harvest timing decisions, helping farmers maximise quality and yield.
MSAVI
Modified Soil-Adjusted Vegetation Index
What it measures:
Vegetation presence in early crop growth stages, minimising the interference of bare soil on vegetation mapping.
Why it matters:
MSAVI is especially valuable at crop emergence, when bare soil dominates the field. It enables early-stage variable-rate fertiliser application maps, allowing targeted nutrient input exactly where crops need it most.
ReCI
Red-Edge Chlorophyll Index
What it measures:
Chlorophyll content in plant leaves — directly correlated with nitrogen levels and overall plant vigour.
Why it matters:
ReCI pinpoints areas of the field where yellowing or leaf fading indicates nitrogen deficiency. These zones can be targeted for supplementary fertiliser application, improving uniformity across the farm and preventing yield loss from nutrient stress.
Ready to Transform Your Agribusiness?
Whether you're an investor, a development organisation, or a farmer — we have a solution for you.