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We're always here to help and eager to hear from you! Whether you have a question about our products or services, need support, or simply want to learn more about what we do, please don't hesitate to get in touch
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Here are the top questions our clients ask to know more.
What is Teximass's core mission in Africa?
Our mission is to revolutionize African agriculture through advanced techniques like commercial-scale drip irrigation and mulching, enhancing crop yields and empowering communities for a sustainable future since our establishment in 2013.
What are the key pillars that Teximass's operations are built upon?
Teximass is built on four core pillars: Sustainable Agricultural Practices, Technological Advancement & Innovation, Community & Livelihood Development, and Environmental Stewardship & Climate Action.
How does Teximass leverage technology for sustainable agriculture?
We implement cutting-edge technology such as commercial-scale drip irrigation systems, which reduce water usage by up to 60%, and advanced mulching techniques to maintain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and reduce the need for chemical interventions. Our 5,000 sq ft laboratory also supports micropropagation, plant breeding, and genetic research for disease-resistant crops.
What are some examples of Teximass's impact on local communities?
Our initiatives directly benefit communities through job creation, skills transfer (like training local scientists in biotechnology), and improved living conditions. For instance, our improved cookstove projects in Togo and Benin have distributed over 27,000 stoves, significantly reducing fuel use and smoke, and we've successfully completed large-scale seedling production contracts, such as 6 million seedlings for Sequoia Plantation Benin.
How does Teximass contribute to environmental protection and carbon offsetting?
We develop carbon offset projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions while promoting biodiversity and supporting rural livelihoods. These projects generate verified carbon credits that meet international standards, allowing businesses to offset their footprint while contributing to meaningful environmental and social impact, including combating deforestation and promoting clean cooking solutions.
What is Teximass's core mission in Africa?
Our mission is to revolutionize African agriculture through advanced techniques like commercial-scale drip irrigation and mulching, enhancing crop yields and empowering communities for a sustainable future since our establishment in 2013.
What are the key pillars that Teximass's operations are built upon?
Teximass is built on four core pillars: Sustainable Agricultural Practices, Technological Advancement & Innovation, Community & Livelihood Development, and Environmental Stewardship & Climate Action.
How does Teximass leverage technology for sustainable agriculture?
We implement cutting-edge technology such as commercial-scale drip irrigation systems, which reduce water usage by up to 60%, and advanced mulching techniques to maintain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and reduce the need for chemical interventions. Our 5,000 sq ft laboratory also supports micropropagation, plant breeding, and genetic research for disease-resistant crops.
What are some examples of Teximass's impact on local communities?
Our initiatives directly benefit communities through job creation, skills transfer (like training local scientists in biotechnology), and improved living conditions. For instance, our improved cookstove projects in Togo and Benin have distributed over 27,000 stoves, significantly reducing fuel use and smoke, and we've successfully completed large-scale seedling production contracts, such as 6 million seedlings for Sequoia Plantation Benin.
How does Teximass contribute to environmental protection and carbon offsetting?
We develop carbon offset projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions while promoting biodiversity and supporting rural livelihoods. These projects generate verified carbon credits that meet international standards, allowing businesses to offset their footprint while contributing to meaningful environmental and social impact, including combating deforestation and promoting clean cooking solutions.
What is Teximass's core mission in Africa?
Our mission is to revolutionize African agriculture through advanced techniques like commercial-scale drip irrigation and mulching, enhancing crop yields and empowering communities for a sustainable future since our establishment in 2013.
What are the key pillars that Teximass's operations are built upon?
Teximass is built on four core pillars: Sustainable Agricultural Practices, Technological Advancement & Innovation, Community & Livelihood Development, and Environmental Stewardship & Climate Action.
How does Teximass leverage technology for sustainable agriculture?
We implement cutting-edge technology such as commercial-scale drip irrigation systems, which reduce water usage by up to 60%, and advanced mulching techniques to maintain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and reduce the need for chemical interventions. Our 5,000 sq ft laboratory also supports micropropagation, plant breeding, and genetic research for disease-resistant crops.
What are some examples of Teximass's impact on local communities?
Our initiatives directly benefit communities through job creation, skills transfer (like training local scientists in biotechnology), and improved living conditions. For instance, our improved cookstove projects in Togo and Benin have distributed over 27,000 stoves, significantly reducing fuel use and smoke, and we've successfully completed large-scale seedling production contracts, such as 6 million seedlings for Sequoia Plantation Benin.
How does Teximass contribute to environmental protection and carbon offsetting?
We develop carbon offset projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions while promoting biodiversity and supporting rural livelihoods. These projects generate verified carbon credits that meet international standards, allowing businesses to offset their footprint while contributing to meaningful environmental and social impact, including combating deforestation and promoting clean cooking solutions.