All posts filed under Agricultural Value Chain

It is quite exciting to picture the innovation that will occur on the ground when young people around the world are empowered with the tools to digitize trillions of dollars of transactions and seemingly infinite data. Agripreneurs can change the way farmers do business.

A Benevolent Aggregator is a processor, packer, or raw material collector that works in the best interest of its farmers as part of a holistic model.

3 Kings Export has managed to create charcoal briquettes using coconut shells. Let's take a look at this zero waste and sustainable product.

The story of Franklin Baker Company reveals how a seemingly insignificant transaction made a huge impact on coconut-based products in the U.S.

Focusing on market linkage within the agricultural supply chain is one way we are emphasizing collaboration and empowering farmers.

Coconut farming in the Philippines is focusing on modernizing and optimizing the coconut industry, especially supporting the local economies.

Reports of U.S. farmers throwing out harvests due to the food service value chain crash have increased dramatically over the past two weeks. The crops we’ve seen are mostly eggs, milk, meats, vegetables, and fruits. 

Zero budget natural farming is a process that empowers farmers to adapt natural methods for cashew and other crop production in India.

Papayas are a delicate fruit, and shipping them commercially is not for the faint of heart. Michoacan Organics is up to the task.