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US company secures N$39.5 million contract to boost Namibia’s agricultural monitoring

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US company secures N$39.5 million contract to boost Namibia’s agricultural monitoring
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Namibia has partnered with the US-based 6th Grain Corporation to implement satellite-based AI technology for agricultural monitoring. The project aims to improve food security and crop management through data-driven insights and technology transfer.

AMERICAN agricultural technology company 6th Grain Corporation has secured a US$2.4 million (about N$39.5 million) contract with Namibia’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform to deploy satellite-based crop monitoring and artificial intelligence technology aimed at strengthening food security and agricultural planning.

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