Agrify implements a robust QDS seed delivery model that connects smallholder farmers to essential services across the seed value chain. The company enables farmer groups to access early generation seeds, receive certification and inspection services through accredited institutions, and benefit from structured training and awareness programs on quality seed production. Moreover, Agrify facilitates market linkages for QDS producers, creating economic opportunities while increasing the availability of improved seeds at the community level.
Agrify has worked with smallholder farmer groups across various regions including Singida, Dodoma, Manyara, Songwe, Geita, Mara, and Sumbawanga. This wide geographical reach reflects the company’s commitment to inclusive agricultural development and its ability to deliver scalable solutions in diverse agro-ecological zones.
Agrify has worked with key dryland sorghum varieties including TARISROR1, TARISOR2, and MACIA, known for their adaptability and performance in drought-prone areas. The company is now actively exploring and preparing to scale the 5 newly released TARI varieties; TARISRO3 to TARISOR7 varieties to further enhance farmer access to improved, resilient sorghum varieties.