Saro Agrosciences Launches FarmPropa App To Support Farmers

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News in brief:
– Saro Agrosciences launches FarmPropa app to provide Nigerian farmers with agronomic guidance and tools.
– The app promotes sustainable farming by offering tailored advice and smart tools like the herbicide calculator.

Saro Agrosciences Limited recently launched FarmPropa, a mobile app designed to provide Nigerian farmers with essential tools and resources to improve farming practices and boost productivity.

The app offers farmers easy access to product details on Saro’s crop protection solutions, seeds, and fertilisers. It also provides tailored agronomic guidance—advice on soil management and crop production—helping farmers make informed decisions to enhance crop yields and efficiently manage resources.

Smallholder farmers will receive localised advice based on specific climatic and geographical conditions. This tool ensures that the recommendations are relevant to farmers across various regions in Nigeria. By providing information that helps increase crop yields and reduce costs, it enhances profitability and promotes sustainable farming practices.

FarmPropa integrates sustainability by guiding farmers to optimise the use of fertilisers and crop protection products, minimising environmental impact. One key feature is the herbicide calculator, which helps farmers use the right quantities of herbicides, further supporting sustainable practices.

As Nigeria faces challenges in food security due to population growth, this app could be a gamechanger thanks to its solution for improving agricultural productivity. This move aligns with Saro Agrosciences’ commitment to sustainable agriculture, ensuring farmers can meet both national food supply goals and environmental needs.

FarmPropa is available for download on Google Play, enabling farmers to access modern agricultural technologies that will revolutionise their traditional practices.

Chinwendu Ohabughiro
Chinwendu Ohabughiro
Chinwendu Gift Ohabughiro has a background in English and Literary Studies from Imo State University. She brings a fresh perspective to the world of agriculture writing. When she's not penning compelling content, she's likely lost in the pages of a thrilling mystery or treating herself to the sinful delight of chocolate.

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