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Asaase Yaa is the earth in Akan tradition. We check what the markets pay, write the growing guidance with an agronomist, and put both in a farmer's hand in the language they farm in.

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BUILT IN GHANA, FOR GHANA

Know what your harvest is worth before you load the truck.

We check the prices at markets across Ghana, and the app tells you what your crop needs every week until harvest, in the language you farm in.

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THE PRICE BOARD

Our team is out recording what buyers are paying at each market. Prices appear here the day they are checked, with the date on every one, and come down again rather than be shown stale.

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11markets checked in person
4crops with an agronomist guide
5languages, advice included
Freeto read, and to install

Everything a farmer needs, nothing they don't

Free to install. Works on a small phone, and keeps working when the network drops.

Sacks of harvested maize being loaded onto a truck on a laterite road

From the soil to the sale

The app follows one season end to end: what to plant, what it needs each week, and what it is worth when you carry it to market.

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Care engine

Tells you what to do today

Watering, weeding and fertilizer, worked out from your crop, your planting date and the weather where you are. Not a generic calendar.

How to grow it, for Ghana

Ghanaian varieties, Ghanaian planting windows, and the pests you will actually meet. Written by an agronomist working here, free to read.

Growing maize

A primary staple across Ghana, grown heavily in the Forest-Savannah Transition zone (Techiman, Ejura) and the Northern Savannahs.

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Growing cassava

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Growing pepper

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Growing okra

A fast-growing, high-value vegetable grown across all regions, particularly popular for smallholders near urban centres.

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Set up in three minutes

Then it follows the season with you, from the seed going in to the price you sell at.

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    Tell us about your farm

    Crop, planting date, size and how you water. Under three minutes.

In the language you farm in

Every screen, every piece of advice, not just the menus. Translations are checked by people who speak the language, not left to a machine.

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Leave your number and we will send you a message when it is ready for your area. No cost, and we will not pass your number to anyone.

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Four questions: your name, your number, what you do and what you grow. Nothing else.

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Diagnostics

Names the disease from a photo

Snap the leaf. Get the likely problem and what to do about it. If it is unclear, a real agronomist answers.

Irrigation

Says how much water, and when

Worked from your crop stage and the rain that actually fell. A timer runs while you water and tells you when the target is met.

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Voice

Reads the advice aloud

Every recommendation can be heard rather than read, which matters in a field, and matters more if reading is hard.

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Market

Shows where it sells best

Eleven markets, checked by our team. Sorted by how far they are from your farm, because a good price you cannot reach is not a good price.

Records

Keeps the record for you

Every task you finish and every harvest you log is saved. Your whole season, without keeping a notebook.

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Get advice for today

The app tracks your crop's exact stage and tells you what it needs now.

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    Log what you do

    Tap to confirm a task. The season record builds itself. No writing.

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    Harvest and sell well

    Know the right window, and what your harvest is worth before you carry it.