Four practices, arranged the way the value chain actually runs.
Most farms in Africa don't lose money at one point; they lose it at four. We work along the whole chain, and you can engage us at any single link of it.
Value chain optimisation
Aggregation hubs, traceability, smart logistics and warehouse receipt financing, so less of the harvest is lost between farm and buyer.
Innovative agro financing
Digital lending on alternative credit scoring, pay-after-harvest inputs, risk-sharing with development banks, and climate insurance.
Training & consulting
Mobile extension in local languages, demo farms, precision-agriculture masterclasses, and inclusion programmes for women and young farmers.
Market research & development
A digital marketplace to buyers and exporters, structured offtake, live price intelligence, and certification support for premium markets.
The work, not a stock photo.
Land preparation, livestock infrastructure and our own machinery, from projects we have run.
Land preparation
Clearing and opening up land so it can be brought into production.
Livestock infrastructure
Housing built out to hold stock properly: the base our animal banking work sits on.
Mechanised operations
Puddling, harrowing and land preparation, dispatched to single farms and to clusters.
One tractor. One farm, or the whole cluster.
Tell us the land, the operation and the date. We confirm the rate and the dispatch window by phone, usually the same day.
- One booking covers every farmer in the group
- A discount that grows with the combined hectarage
- Transport shared across the cluster, not carried alone
- Cooperatives on Trecco can pay from the group wallet
One dispatch, one group
A tractor moving between neighbouring farms on the same day covers more hectares and travels less. That saving goes back to the cluster.
Trecco puts the cooperative in the farmer's pocket.
Savings, loans, inventory and a marketplace, built for cooperatives across Africa and the members inside them. Farmers only need a phone.
Tell us where your margin is leaking.
Send a short note about the crop, the land and where things are getting stuck. We'll come back with what we'd look at first.