The Issue

“The Director, Agricultural Mechanization Directorate (Ethiopia) recognizes a shift from maximizing gross productivity per unit of land area to maximizing yield of nutrition per unit of inputs and emission intensity. The collaboration suggests Harvest-tenure demonstrates how scaling cost-effective storage with mobility that compliments transport, facilitates monitoring and traceable processing creates grain with identity that is sustainable and safe for consumption.”

Director, Agricultural Mechanization Directorate

Ministry of Agriculture

Addis Ababa, FDR of Ethiopia

NeverIdle bins keep grain above the ground. Inputs, timely harvest, and storing for price increase (plus pest monitoring and primary processing) mean one thing: Nutrition.

Further Reading

LANIER, W., W. SALIFU, D. PARKER, 2018: Qualitative discussion about reducing grain postharvest loss with mobile storage in Ghana, West Africa. 12th International Working Conference on Stored Product Protection (IWCSPP), Berlin, Germany, Julius-Kühn-Archiv, 463, 978-990, DOI: 10.5073/jka.2018.463.214.

Contact

For further discussion, please connect with William T. Lanier via LinkedIn.

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