Headline: Why the World’s Next Billionaire Will Be an African Farmer
For years, farming was seen as a "poverty trap." In 2026, it’s a high-tech frontier. With 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land, Africa is the only place left that can feed a planet of 10 billion people.
We’re moving from subsistence to "Agri-Tech." Drones for crop monitoring in Ghana and AI-driven soil analysis in Morocco are turning farms into factories. Agriculture is no longer about the hoe; it’s about the "hydro" and the "hyper-scale." If you want to see where the next massive wealth transfer will occur, look at the African food supply chain. Food security is the ultimate global currency.
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