Funding is one of the toughest challenges Agri tech founders face. In this solo episode of AgriTech Founders Diary, host Kenneth Obayuwana breaks down how startups can access non dilutive funding capital that helps you grow without giving up equity or taking on debt.

In this episode you’ll discover:

• Why your first grant is the gateway to bigger opportunities

• Practical steps to position your startup for funding success

• The storytelling, problem framing, and evidence investors look for

• How to avoid common mistakes that cost founders funding

• Ways to build credibility, partnerships, and long term sustainability

If you’re an Agri tech founder or entrepreneur navigating the funding maze, this episode is for you.

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Can the right grant transform your startup’s future?

In this episode of AgriTech Founders Diary, we sit down with Olugbenga Opobwale, CEO of Grant Master, known as “The Grant Master” for helping countless entrepreneurs unlock millions in non-dilutive funding.

You’ll learn:

• The difference between grants, competitions, loans, and VC funding

• When and how agri-tech startups should apply for grants

• Why documentation and focus are key to winning

• How to avoid common mistakes that waste time and energy

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If you’re building in agri-tech and need funding insights that go beyond loans and equity, this episode is for you.

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What does it take to rebuild agriculture for both people and planet?

In this episode of AgriTech Founders Diary, Peter Murage of MOOF Africa and Michael Jones of AgroReGenerations share how open source systems, local knowledge, and farmer first practices are shaping climate resilient agriculture across Africa.

You’ll learn:

• Why open source matters for trust and scale

• How local knowledge drives better food solutions

• The realities of scaling regenerative farming

If you care about agri tech, climate resilience, or the future of farming in Africa, this episode is for you.

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If you care about sustainable farming, local knowledge, and climate action, this one’s for you.

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