reap—rehoboth equatorial agtech partners
Welcome!
reap realises lasting returns for all stakeholders in our agricultural engagements. We promote food security through improved resilience in the agriculture sector using environmentally friendly agtech innovations, regenerative farming strategies, and value-added processing.
reap—rehoboth equatorial agtech partners
A hope and a future
Agriculture and clean water are for human life.
When we grow our food in harmony with nature, we also support Earth’s water supplies. Producing more food with less impact, is the only way to sustain us and future generations.
Will you join us?
reap is trusted by our now over 40 clients, many of whom repeatedly engage us
$ 130million
investments managed
364,240 ha
land area managed
(cumulative value to-date)
reap—rehoboth equatorial agtech partners
Principal Capabilities
Agri-sector Investment Strategy
Turnaround Management Specialists
Thorough Due Diligence
Community Impact & Training
Explore Our Work Portfolio
Featured Engagements
Agricultural Investment Success
Upgrading commercial Tanzanian agri-business with positive social impact.
Pioneering Modern Agriculture
Pioneering the first ever exports of soybeans and providing import replacement for staple grains.
Strengthening Smallholder Engagement
Maximising output for 15,000 women in globally recognised initiative.
Frontier First Agriculture
First large-scale, regenerative agriculture project in a frontier jurisdiction.
“If you teach a man to farm, his family will eat.
If you teach a woman to farm,
the community will eat.”
Anonymous
“The best fertiliser is the farmer's footsteps in the field.”
JWFJ Schuurs (Grandfather of reap MD)
“Long-term success is possible only when all parts of the soil-plant-animal-wealth-human complex we call a 'farm'
are nurtured simultaneously.”
are nurtured simultaneously.”
Walt Davis, 2019
“It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent but the one most responsive to change.”
Attributed to Charles R Darwin, FRGS FLS FZS FRS (1809-1882)