A viral poultry practice uses smoke from burning neem leaves around young chicks to prevent disease and insects. Neem has genuine antimicrobial and anti-parasitic evidence — but does that make neem smoke safe? We examine the science and propose a safer Excell Africa Farms pilot.
A useful course needs a clear outcome, reliable examples, practice and feedback. More generated pages are only a starting point.
Production, processing and technology belong in the same conversation. Start with the bottleneck that prevents useful food from reaching a real customer.
What happens when AI, Starlink, solar energy and digital media meet African agriculture? Explore how Excell Africa Farms is turning the farm into a laboratory, classroom, studio and connected enterprise.
For most of the digital age, creating content has meant sitting in front of a keyboard. We think. We type.
A practical reflection on voice-assisted content creation, AI delegation and building a publishing workflow while writing about the future of work.
Can tank-based shrimp farming work on an inland Nigerian farm? We examine species, water, aeration, realistic costs and the proposed Excell Africa pilot.
How to turn one enquiry into research, content, conversations, appointments and customers. Most people are still using artificial intelligence as
Coconut husks are often treated as waste. But inside that discarded husk are cocopeat, coir fibre and other useful materials that can support nurseries, greenhouses and new agricultural businesses.
Retirement planning is about more than pensions and savings. Explore why a carefully planned farm can become a productive asset, a source of purpose and a generational legacy — and why the learning should begin before retirement.