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Low-cost storage technologies for grain The hermetic storage technology for grains plays a crucial role in ensuring food security and the livelihood of farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa. By using sealed bags that prevent air, moisture, and pests from damaging stored grains, this technology helps reduce large post-harvest losses and allows farmers to sell their produce at better prices. It maintains grain quality, prevents insect infestations, fungal contamination, and preserves the taste and appearance of food products. This simple and cost-effective solution empowers farmers to enhance year-round food supply and income, making it a vital tool in addressing food security challenges.
Grain in the Bank: Future Assurance The Warrantage Inventory and Credit System addresses the limited access of small-scale farmers to favorable markets and reliable storage facilities, a key cause of food insecurity and poverty. It allows farmers to obtain loans against stored non-perishable agricultural produce like millet and sorghum, providing them with financial capacity without altering their household budget.