What does it take to future-proof farming in Africa?
In Episode 6 of The Accidental Farmer, we’re joined by Dr. Alex Njugi Wangeci, a leading agroecologist and passionate advocate for sustainable food systems, to unpack the real opportunities—and urgent challenges—facing African agriculture today.
Meet the Guest:
Dr. Alex Njugi Wangeci
Agroecologist | Sustainable Food Systems Advocate
With over a decade of experience in agricultural research and development, Dr. Njugi is committed to transforming Africa’s food systems through climate-resilient, regenerative practices. He specializes in using cutting-edge technologies to enhance productivity while preserving soil health and ensuring social equity. His work bridges global research and grassroots realities, promoting practical, farmer-centered solutions.
In this episode, we dig into:
- The power of agroecology as a framework for sustainable, community-based farming
- Why soil health is the hidden key to productivity and food security
- How data and innovation are reshaping African agriculture
- What needs to change to bring youth back to the land
- And how governments, researchers, and farmers can work better—together
This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about Africa’s agricultural future.
Watch on YouTube:
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