Farmer Advisory Services

Actionable advice via digital and offline channels

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We deliver actionable agronomic and business advice through digital and offline channels to improve productivity and resilience.

The Problem Farmers Face

Many farmers lack access to timely, practical advice on crops, climate, and markets. Extension services are often under-resourced, and information is scattered or not in local languages.

  • Outdated or generic advice that does not fit local conditions.
  • Limited reach of extension workers to remote areas.
  • Little guidance on when to sell or how to manage risk.
  • Gaps in financial literacy and business skills.

The Lliffton Solution

We deliver farmer advisory and extension through NOVA BOX, e-learning modules, and field-based support. Content covers good agricultural practices, climate adaptation, financial literacy, and market timing—scalable and consistent across partners.

How Farmer Advisory Services Works

Content is delivered via NOVA BOX, e-learning modules, and field-based extension. Topics range from good agricultural practices and climate adaptation to financial literacy and market timing.

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Step 1: Assess needs with partners

We work with cooperatives, NGOs, and projects to identify priority topics and audiences (crops, climate, markets, finance).

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Step 2: Deliver via NOVA BOX and e-learning

Content is available online and offline so farmers and agents can learn without constant connectivity.

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Step 3: Combine with field extension

Where possible, digital content is reinforced by trained facilitators and demo plots for hands-on learning.

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Step 4: Track and improve

We use feedback and usage data to improve content and measure impact on practices and yields.

Who Benefits

Farmers

Practical, timely advice on crops, climate, and markets.

Cooperatives

Consistent member training and capacity building at scale.

Extension agencies

Ready-made content and tools to extend reach.

Development projects

Integrated advisory linked to finance and market programmes.