Basic Plan
Entry-level support for smallholder farmers — agronomic advice, seasonal soil testing, and one ASP visit per month.
- 1 ASP visit / month
- 2 service deliverables / month
- Advisory
- Soil testing
- Periodic visits
From subsistence to subscription. CEPRES trains youth as Agri-Service Providers, deploys them through county-level Agri-Service Hubs, and delivers end-to-end farming support to smallholders and commercial growers across Liberia — measured, paid for, and scaled like a SaaS company.
Free digital tools for every registered farmer — built for smartphones, basic phones and low-bandwidth areas.
Ask crop, livestock and soil questions in plain language. Grounded in approved extension materials — risky cases go straight to a human agent.
7-day forecasts pinned to your farm's GPS. Heavy-rain, heat, wind and dry-spell alerts with practical protection steps.
Season plans, activity checklists, expense and harvest logging, plus a live profit-and-loss picture of your farm.
Verified extension agents assigned to you. Open a case, get a field visit, track it to resolution.
A four-layer service economy that compounds on every visit.
County-level operating bases with demo farms, irrigation, greenhouses, and mechanization. The physical layer.
Youth trained 40% classroom + 60% practical. Deployed as extension agents, farm managers, and technicians.
Basic, Growth, Full-Service. Farmers pay weekly or monthly. Quotas track every visit and outcome.
Every farmer registered. Every visit logged. Every yield captured. Real-time data for policy, planning, and payments.
Pay weekly, monthly, or by season. Switch tiers anytime your operation outgrows the current package.
Entry-level support for smallholder farmers — agronomic advice, seasonal soil testing, and one ASP visit per month.
Scale-up package for emerging farmers covering land prep, planting, and active monitoring across the season.
Turnkey commercial package — your farm managed end-to-end by CEPRES Agri-Service Providers, including mechanization and offtake.
Modeled on Israel's Arava International Center for Agricultural Training. Students earn while they learn — every hour worked at an Agri-Service Hub counts toward graduation, and every farmer they serve generates revenue that funds the next cohort.