Small scale farmers need the latest information and tech to grow their business.

How one entrepreneur is helping them get it in their native languages.

Think of a Siri and Charles JPT for rural populations.

Using their language basically connects them to their ancestors,

it connects them to the ancestors. It connects them to their history.

Supporting small-scale farmers in Africa with new solutions being applied worldwide.

They want to create wealth just like anybody else.

I'm Nailaboodoo and for Maxios this is one big thing. climate change, inflation and unreliable supply chains.

Those are just some of the challenges small-scale farmers globally are facing today.

Aloisius Ata grew up on a farm in Ghana and has seen it all firsthand.

And as new tech and farming and AI have opened up lots of possibilities for

farmers, he saw a basic gap that had to first be closed before they could take

advantage. Language. It is a difference between a farmer actually understanding what

they are being taught and actually applying it. Today his organization Farmer

Line is trying to help farmers across the world get the information and resources not

just to stay afloat but to thrive.

Farmer line is a digital marketplace for small-skill farmers so you can think of it

like Amazon for farmers. We help

farmers to grow food, we help them to sell food, and we help them to make more

money. Starting in Africa, Farmer Line today now works with more than 2.2

million farmers and reaches more than 50 countries.

I first met Aloysha at COP28, the Climate Change Conference in Dubai late last year.

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