NALDCCAM – Building Africa’s Agricultural Intelligence Infrastructure for Sustainable Food Sovereignty and Climate Resilience​

Empowering Africa’s Agribusiness Ecosystem Through AI-Powered Precision Farming, Climate-Smart Automation, Circular Economy Innovation, and Sustainable Agricultural Intelligence Solutions.

Welcome to NALDCCAM

Ntuhsen Agricultural and Livestock Development Corporation (NALDCCAM S.A.), strategically branded as Agro-Live, is a pioneering African climate-smart agribusiness ecosystem support organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture, food sovereignty, rural industrialization, and environmental resilience across Africa. Founded in 2013 as ANGEL SEED Common Initiative Group (CIG) and later transformed into Ntuhsen and Sons SARL in 2019, the corporation has evolved into a diversified agribusiness and agro-industrial innovation enterprise driving large-scale flagship projects in precision farming, circular economy agriculture, renewable energy, aquaculture, livestock production, biotechnology, AI-powered smart farming, blockchain traceability, and sustainable food systems development.

From aerial imaging to data-driven decisions — we bring intelligence to every acre.

Through innovative tools and a deep respect for the land, we strive to:

  • Promote sustainable agriculture that protects soil and ecosystems;
  • Support large-scale efficiency with smart, scalable solutions;
  • Advance agri-innovation through cutting-edge technology and research.

Why Choose Us

Leading the Way in Smart, Scalable Farming

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Results That Speak for Themselves

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Acres Managed

Across precision farming, irrigation, and crop rotation programs.
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Years of Innovation

Bringing cutting-edge solutions to the fields since 2013.
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FAQ

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers

Precision agriculture uses data and technology to make farming more accurate, efficient, and sustainable.

Small farms often face challenges that at first glance may seem difficult to overcome. Limited resources, lack of access to modern technology and difficulty competing with larger players in the market are just some of the problems smaller farmers face.

There are four types of automation systems: fixed automation, programmable automation, flexible automation and integrated automation.

Here are our five tips on how to train employees on a new system or technology: Trainers need to know the software or system themselves.

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