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Soybean technologies Toolkit

This toolkit is a collection of technologies designed to optimize bean cultivation across Africa. These technologies have been selected to address the challenges encountered in bean production, processing, and storage, ensuring a more resilient and profitable bean sector. By integrating these technologies into your projects or business plans, you can maximize yields while minimizing environmental impacts and reducing labor intensity. Each technology in the toolkit comes with the option to receive technical support, ensuring effective and sustainable implementation.

Regions
North Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Central Africa
Southern Africa
Commodity groups
Animal production
Aromatic and stimulant crops
Cereals
Fruits
Legumes
Oilseed crops
Roots and tubers
Vegetables
Temperature
Moisture level
Return on investment
Sustainable Development Goals

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NoduMax: Inoculant for Soybeans

Advanced Soybean Inoculation Solution for Sustainable Agriculture NoduMax is a cutting-edge soybean inoculation technology designed to enhance the efficiency of soybean cultivation while promoting sustainable agricultural practices. This innovative solution optimizes root nodulation and biological nitrogen fixation, reducing the dependency on costly nitrogen fertilizers.


Government Validated (TAAT1) 7•7 6 Cost: $$$ ROI: $$$

Seed Inoculation with Rhizobia

Boosting Crops, Nourishing Communities In agriculture, the introduction of seed inoculation with elite rhizobium strains has emerged as a pivotal development. This technology effectively addresses the nitrogen limitations often constraining legume productivity, offering small-scale farmers in Africa a cost-effective means to boost legume production, which is vital for their food, nutrition, and income. By harnessing biological nitrogen fixation, this innovation helps bridge the nutrient gap and plays a significant role in enhancing agricultural sustainability and livelihoods.


Government Validated (TAAT1) 7•7 4 Cost: $$$

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