Welcome to
AFRICAN AGROFORESTRY LIMITED COMPANY (AAFLC) Farms
A warm welcome awaits you at AAFLC Farms in Ghana.
Discover one of the largest and most successful farming of Soyabeans, Sorghum, Casava, Sweet potato, Tomato farms in Ghana, where quality is at the heart of everything we do.
A leading grower of Soyabeans & Sorghum in West African countries.
Our business was founded in 2004 and has seen tremendous growth ever since. Our attention to quality has enabled us to win contracts with some of the top food processing industries in the Europe and Far East countries. Our success is largely down to our wonderful full-time as well as seasonal workers, whom we greatly value.
AAFLC Farms grows Soyabeans, Sorghum and a large number of vegetables in other west African countries as well, including Casava, Sweet Potato, Tomato, Onion and many more seasonal crops.
Ghana is an ideal location for warehousing our crops in all seasons.
This allows us to have a longer growing season than most farms in the West Africa and means we can operate year-round..
Casava, Sweet Potato, Tomato, Onion, Okra & more.
Mango, Pineapple & more.
Our Work
What makes us different?
01
Digitalization in agriculture
Digital farming integrates technology for efficient financial and field management.
02
Seed selection
Seed scientists source certified seeds from trusted national and local suppliers.
03
Fertilizers
We streamline planning and purchasing for effective management.
04
Crop protection
Crops are cleaned, sun-dried and stored safely to prevent fungal growth.
Our Vision
Feeding the World & Caring for the Environment
Farming not only feeds the world, but it also helps to care for the environment by providing food and habitat for wildlife. Supporting the future of farming through our commitment to Research & Development.
High Yields With Technology
We harness the latest technology to deliver efficient and sustainable farming solutions.
Soil Resilience Strategy
Focus on preserving healthy soil is the basis of our resilient farming systems.
Reducing Greenhouse Emissions
Using innovation to achieve net zero green house emissions by 2050.
Water Quality
Protection and replenishment of our water resources for future crop development and habitat provision.