What started in 2014 as an experiment at a citrus farm in Cape Town, blossomed into one of Africa’s leading agritech initiatives – Aerobotics. Leveraging drone and artificial intelligence, the company generates in-depth insights for tree and fruit farmers to better manage their resources.
“I believe we will bounce back. Nigerians will trust us again, especially because of the way we have handled this issue very transparently. They also understand that 2020 was an exceptionally difficult year for everyone.”
Right early on in life, Bill Kenneths knew that he wanted to become an entrepreneur. He was also particularly interested in agriculture.
To help answer this question, we spoke to Bill Kenneths, the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Farmsponsor.
Quite a number of Nigerian agritech startups were pummeled in 2020 by the negative economic situation and prevalent uncertainties in the country.
