Services
Characterisation, advisory, monitoring and market access share the same geospatial record — so a soil map, a fertiliser plan and an offtake decision stay consistent.
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Field intelligence
Grid-sampled soil characterisation returned as per-plot fertilizer prescriptions — the same dataset Soil Advisory reads from.
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Programme delivery
Geospatial and mobile M&E infrastructure for agricultural programmes at national scale, including the NADF portfolio.
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Supply chain
Registry, prequalification, contracting, delivery verification and settlement for input, logistics and offtake vendors.
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Agro-processing
Midstream operations end to end — garri and High-Quality Cassava Flour, from root intake to bagged product.
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Geospatial systems
Custom geospatial portals, field data tools and management information systems built for agricultural operations.
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Investment
Investment-grade value chain analysis, from market study through to financial modelling for lenders and sponsors.
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Capacity building
Structured training and AAFSA mentorship for farmers, rural youth, women and agritech entrepreneurs.
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Market access
GPS-based farmer registration at scale, with downstream offtaker facilitation and market access.
Engagement
A fixed sequence so every stage produces evidence the next stage can use.
Onboard prospective and existing farmers via structured user needs assessment. Identify and formalise offtaker agreements through signed MOUs.
Conduct baseline mapping, data collection, and primary production benchmarking. Manage effective input distribution and application. Build farmer capacity on Good Agronomy Practices. Create awareness and farmer commitment to harvest optimisation goals.
Record and report each crop growth stage. Monitor production status from planting to harvest using field teams and the satellite crop monitoring platform. Track farmer compliance with Good Agronomy Practices to ensure optimised outcomes.
Coordinate with aggregators to facilitate and consolidate harvest. Supply harvested produce to contracted offtakers.
Verify input usage. Confirm and validate harvest volumes. Maintain full traceability of produce from farm to offtaker.
Provide crop loss insurance cover including: death, disability, and agricultural business risks (pest/disease outbreak, flooding, fire, animal encroachment, lightning).
Related work
We design and deploy interactive geospatial web portals tailored to government agencies, land management bodies, and agribusinesses.
Notable deployments: Ondo State Forest Reserve Farm Portal · Benue State Soil Productivity Map Portal
GPS-based, real-time farmer registration and farm boundary data collection — building verified digital profiles for over 480,000 hectares of mapped farmland across Nigeria.
We integrate multi-source agricultural data into unified, interactive dashboards for programme managers, investors, and development partners. Reference product: Land Preparation Monitoring Dashboard.
Hands-on training in smart farming technologies and GIS for agronomy extension workers, farm managers, NGO field teams, and agritech practitioners.
Available: Smart Farming & GIS Training Programme
Questions
Agroxchange is a locally embedded remote sensing company that delivers precision agriculture and agritech services to both smallholder and large-scale farmers. Using satellite imagery analysis and geospatial data, we give farmers continuous visibility into their farms through our crop monitoring platform — making world-class farm intelligence accessible, actionable, and affordable.
We provide end-to-end digital crop advisory and farm intelligence services — from pre-season soil and land assessment, through active crop monitoring during the growing season, to harvest estimation and market linkage. Our services are delivered through a combination of satellite technology, mobile and web platforms, field extension teams, and drone operations.
The platform is priced at ₦2,500 per hectare per farming season. A free one-month, 50-hectare trial account is available to all new users — no card required.
Yes. All new users receive a free one-month, 50-hectare trial account. This gives you full access to the platform's features so you can verify its value for your farm before purchasing a subscription.
You receive automated email notifications on the address used to register your account. SMS notifications are also available — contact our team to activate SMS alerts. Alerts are generated by the satellite monitoring system whenever a significant change in crop health is detected.
Yes. Subscribers receive accurate daily weather forecasts, including a 14-day forward outlook covering rainfall probability, sunshine, and dryness. You also have access to up to five years of historical weather data for your farm location — essential for seasonal planning and risk assessment.
Yes. Trial answers run for three months and return soil type and crop suitability. After the trial, buy credits for the full dynamic map, complete soil information and unlimited queries.
Share the crop, geography and decision you need. We reply within one business day.
