“In 2025, we’re still building tools that don’t need internet”: Day 1-1000 of Agrovesto
- Bayo Adewoye's journey into agriculture began with a conversation with a security guard about profitable farming strategies.
- Agrovesto was founded to create a platform for urban investors to buy and store agricultural commodities.
- The company faced initial setbacks with a tech platform that crashed upon launch.
Bayo Adewoye's approach to building agricultural infrastructure in Nigeria is commendable, especially in a landscape where many startups overlook the foundational needs of farmers. His focus on creating a data-driven ecosystem that includes all stakeholders is crucial for long-term success. However, the challenges of infrastructure and financial formalization remain significant hurdles that require sustained effort and innovation.
