Keeping the tech4agri resources up to date, you’re encourage to visit The Agri Link Wall. The following resources have just been added to the grid!
The Terra VIva Grants Directory – A website that develops and manages information about grants for agriculture, energy, environment, and natural resources in the world’s developing countries. A powerful database for funding resource.
Scholarship-Positions.com – Another database of scholarships and funding resources. Search New Scholarships and Financial Aid Positions for College and University in countries all over the world.
USAID – ICT for AG – An ICT and AG community website. It has been set up for use by anyone interested in the topic, including USAID and other government agency partners, USAID implementing partners, private sector service providers, and other agriculture and ICT practitioners.
Springwise.com – Springwise scans the globe for the most promising, unique and innovative business ventures, ideas and concepts that are ready for regional or international adaptation, expansion, partnering, investments or cooperation – A great resource for idea generation.
The Young Americas Business Trust – a practical resource for business training, leadership and entrepreneurship. Home of the Caribbean Innovation Challenge, The Youth-In Entrepreneurship Network and other innovation generators.
While browsing the link menu page feel free to check out our Youth in Ag for the month (See menu at the top):
I had the pleasure of meeting Oluwabunmi while volunteering as an offsite social reporter for the 6th African Agriculture Science Week Although we have not met in person we have both realised that we are dedicated youth in agriculture. Olu is “a blogger with expertise in agriculture, environmental biology, and ecotoxicology. Advocate of sustainable agriculture, climate change mitigation and adaptation, pollution control and environmental justice” You can find him on twitter @bunmyajilore Follow his blog The Ecoagriculturist on wordpress.
A good friend, colleague and an avid promoter of agriculture is Luke Smith. Serving on the Agribusiness Society of the University of the West Indies (2012 – 2013), Luke has interest in media production, both for video and graphic design which he focuses on in agriculture. Recently he has become a blogger, which I personally commend him for! Visit his blog LukeSmithT.V which “chronicles his journey while following agricultural issues and events within Trinidad and Tobago, raising awareness of the attractiveness of Agriculture and the different aspects of this dynamic sector” You can also visit his facebook page of the same name.
Stay Dedicated!
