farmers’ inability to invest in their fields, increase production, and get access to markets due to a lack of financial support contributes to their frustration and loss of hope.
Many African countries’ economies have benefited greatly from the export of agricultural products including coffee, cocoa, tea, and fresh fruits and vegetables, which have increased GDP, generated new jobs, and fuelled economic expansion
Adopting suitable policies that support the growth of the agricultural sector, giving access to markets and finance to smallholder farmers, and increasing productivity via the use of modern farming techniques is essential to unlocking Africa’s trade potential through agriculture.
Marketplaces are the backbone of many regional economies, allowing farmers to sell directly to consumers while also encouraging the use of environmentally responsible farming methods.