Production (Contract Farming)
We engage in contract farming, specializing in the production of cereals, grains, legumes, vegetables, and tuber crops. With over 5000 acres of farmland across 3 regions of Ghana, SAMAK undertakes contract farming on commercial scale to meet the industrial raw material needs of both local and international processing companies. Also, by working closely with commercial and small holder farmers, we provide support in the form of inputs, technical guidance, and guaranteed market access, ensuring mutual growth and sustainability.
Agric Mechanisation
Our state-of-the-art mechanization services include ploughing, harrowing, planting, harvesting, and spraying. We empower farmers with modern equipment and techniques to enhance productivity and reduce labour-intensive practices.
Out-grower and In-grower Scheme Management
We manage inclusive farming schemes that integrate smallholder and commercial farmers into structured value chains. These programs provide farmers with essential inputs, training, and assured markets, promoting profitability and rural development.
Agricultural Commodity Trading
We facilitate the trading of agricultural commodities both locally and internationally. By adhering to strict quality standards and ensuring reliable logistics, we connect farmers to global markets while meeting the demands of buyers and processors.
Agricultural Commodity Haulage/Transport
Our dedicated haulage services specialize in the safe and efficient transportation of agricultural produce. From farm gates to processing centres or export destinations, we ensure timely deliveries and quality preservation.
Agricultural Research and Technology
We drive innovation through dedicated research and the integration of modern agricultural technologies. Our focus on sustainability and efficiency helps farmers adopt cutting-edge practices to maximize yields and profitability while preserving natural resources.
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Socially, the company actively contributes to community development through its subsidiary called Ecoshe Development Organisation (EDO):
- Job creation: Providing employment to local youth and women, helping to reduce poverty.
- Education: Investing in local schools and vocational training centres to enhance agricultural knowledge among young people.
- Health: Improving food security by supplying nutritious and affordable food to communities.