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Mwea’s Mechanisation Gap: Why Rice Transplanting Remains the Final Frontier

In Kenya's Mwea rice-growing region, the sound of machinery has become increasingly difficult to separate from the rhythm of rice production. Tractors prepare the fields....

Top Tractor and Agricultural Machinery Exporters from the UAE to Africa

The United Arab Emirates, particularly Dubai, has become an important trading and re-export hub for agricultural machinery destined for African markets. For African farmers, agricultural...

John Deere’s 2026 Outlook Signals a Possible Turning Point for the Global Farm Machinery Market

John Deere is increasingly seeing 2026 not as another difficult year for agricultural equipment, but as a potential turning point. The company’s latest results, released...

Africa Doesn’t Lack Farmers Who Want Modern Equipment — It Lacks a Way to Finance Them

Ask anyone who sells agricultural machinery in Africa what's holding the market back, and you'll rarely hear “farmers don't want tractors.” You'll hear about deposits...

Could the KUHN AXIS 25 Make Precision Fertiliser Spreading More Practical for African Commercial Farms?

Fertiliser is one of the most important variable costs in many commercial farming operations, making the accuracy and efficiency of application increasingly important. The challenge...

Top Precision Planter Manufacturers and Brands Serving Africa: Models, Technologies and Buying Guide

Precision planting is becoming an increasingly important part of modern farm mechanisation. For crops such as maize, sunflower, cotton and some vegetables, placing seed at...

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