Welcome to SEA -
Sustainable Ethical Agribusiness
Sustainable Ethical Agribusiness (SEA) is an innovative, web based platform that focuses on sponsorship and administration for ethical and sustainability-focused agribusiness ventures. Our mission is to support and enhance sustenance and small-scale farmers primarily in Ghana, by providing them with the necessary resources to expand their farming activities, implement more sustainable farming practices, cultivate more crops and generate more income. We achieve this by collaborating with ethically-minded sponsors and specialist international organisations operating throughout Africa..
By sponsoring our farm projects, participants contribute to the betterment of rural communities and help us achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 1 and 2, which involve eradicating poverty and ensuring food security. This is particularly crucial in areas affected by mass urban migration, as it helps maintain a stable agricultural food chain both nationally and internationally.
To ensure the success of our projects, we work closely with experienced agronomists, government bodies, global and local NGOs, and utilise cutting-edge agribusiness apps and advanced technologies such as drone and satellite imagery for data analytics. This enables us to provide real-time feedback and support to sponsors, farm managers, and off-takers, thereby fostering confidence as well as promoting a sustainable, eco-friendly farming environment. As a result, we can help maximise yields, increase profits, and contribute to a better future for all.
This is how it Works
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Sponsor a Farm
Pick an available plot and farmer to sponsor and complete our on-boarding process then sit back, relax and monitor the progress of your farm.
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We Manage Things
Our experienced team oversee the day to day management of the farms, thereby assuring that the best farming are implemented and maintained.
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Harvesting
Once crops are ready for harvesting, we again oversee and manage the harvesting, storing, any processing and packaging and finally the transportation of crops for onward sale.
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Sell
We have off-take agreements in place with both local and international buyers, to purchase the crops we help grow, as soon as they have been harvested, packed and transported for sale.
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Sponsor a Farmer and Become a Digital Farmer Yourself Today with SEA - 'Helping Local Farmers, Helping the Environment, Helping your Pocket'.
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What We Grow
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Maize (Zea mays)
MAIZE /MEIZ/ (ZEA MAYS), ALSO KNOWN AS CORN IN NORTH AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH, IS A TALL STOUT GRASS THAT PRODUCES CEREAL GRAIN. SUGAR-RICH VARIETIES CALLED SWEET CORN ARE GROWN FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, WHILE FIELD CORN VARIETIES ARE USED FOR ANIMAL FEED, FOR USES SUCH AS CORNMEAL OR MASA, CORN STARCH, CORN SYRUP, PRESSING INTO CORN OIL, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LIKE BOURBON WHISKEY, AND AS CHEMICAL FEEDSTOCKS INCLUDING ETHANOL AND OTHER BIOFUELS.
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Farm Location
Afram Plains,
Eastern Region - Ghana
Farm Size
100 Acres
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Cassava (Manihot esculenta)
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MANIHOT ESCULENTA, COMMONLY CALLED CASSAVA , MANIOC, YUCA (AMONG NUMEROUS REGIONAL NAMES) IS A WOODY SHRUB OF THE SPURGE FAMILY, EUPHORBIACEAE, NATIVE TO SOUTH AMERICA, FROM BRAZIL, PARAGUAY AND PARTS OF THE ANDES. ALTHOUGH A PERENNIAL PLANT, CASSAVA IS EXTENSIVELY CULTIVATED IN TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL REGIONS AS AN ANNUAL CROP FOR ITS EDIBLE STARCHY ROOT TUBER, A MAJOR SOURCE OF CARBOHYDRATES.
CASSAVA IS PREDOMINANTLY CONSUMED IN BOILED FORM, BUT SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITIES ARE PROCESSED TO EXTRACT CASSAVA STARCH, CALLED TAPIOCA, WHICH IS USED FOR FOOD, ANIMAL FEED, AND INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES.
Farm Location
Amama,
Eastern Region - Ghana
Farm Size
200 Acres
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Women in Maize Farming
WE ARE LAUNCHING A TRAINING INITIATIVE DESIGNED FOR LOCAL MAIZE FARMERS WITH THE LONG TERM GOAL OF ENHANCING PRODUCTION YIELDS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES. A PARTICULAR EMPHASIS IS BEING PLACED ON WOMEN, WHO COMPRISE MORE THAN 60% OF THE AGRICULTURAL WORKFORCE IN THE TARGET AREA. ADDITIONALLY, WE AIM TO INSPIRE LOCAL YOUTH TO ENGAGE IN MAIZE FARMING TO HELP COMBAT FOOD INSECURITY AND POVERTY IN THE REGION. OUR PROGRAM SEEKS TO TRANSITION FARMERS FROM THEIR SUBSISTENCE FARMING PRACTICES TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE AND ALSO COMMERCIALLY VIABLE APPROACH, AIMING TO NARROW THE GENDER GAP IN BOTH YIELD AND INCOME LEVELS.
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Farm Location
Asaasefofoom, Bawure,
Eastern Region - Ghana
Farm Size
100 Acres
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