Warc Africa Agricultural Jobs in Western Region
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At Warc Africa, we envision a future where Africa nourishes the world while its farmers become the stewards of its fertile soils. Our mission is straightforward: uplift farmers from poverty through regenerative farming practices.
We've already positively impacted the lives of more than 100,000 people, increasing their income and improving livelihoods. Our rapid growth has created thousands of rural jobs and facilitated the movement of tens of thousands of tons of crops to become food for the country.
But we’re just getting started. Our vision extends beyond Ghana, to West Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa, where we aim to empower one million farmers, helping them generate hundreds of millions of dollars while becoming climate heroes in the process. We’ve already laid the foundation and are now looking for passionate individuals to join us on this transformative journey.
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Our Roots & Reach
Born from hands-on experience, Warc Africa has grown into a diverse team of 250 full time from 16 countries. In Ghana's Upper West Region, we serve over 22,000 farmers, have a footprint in Sierra Leone and our eyes across the continent. Our 100 female-run Trading Hubs put us closer to the farmer than anyone else - allowing us to solve problems of productive inputs, knowledge, and markets. We’re now ready to transform how we serve farmers across the continent.
Job Description
About The Job
Warc is partnering with Rainforest Builders to implement the Agricultural Intensification Program (AIP) in Ghana and Sierra Leone. While Rainforest Builders focuses on reforesting natural reserves, Warc complements these efforts by supporting smallholder farmers in transitioning to sustainable, high-yield agricultural practices that balance environmental conservation with food security.
As the Agronomist in Ghana, you will be responsible for managing all agronomic activities, with a primary focus on plantain cultivation. Working closely with Warc’s Project Manager, various departments, and key stakeholders - including Rainforest Builders, farmers, and local partners - you will play a crucial role in ensuring the successful adoption of improved agricultural practices. You will lead a team of Extension Officers, providing training to farmers, managing input distribution, overseeing field operations, conducting field monitoring, and offering technical support to enhance yields while ensuring soil health and long-term sustainability.
Key Responsibilities
1. Farmer Training & Capacity Building
- Develop and deliver technical training sessions on climate-smart agriculture, land preparation, planting techniques, soil fertility management, and pest control.
- Organize on-field demonstration plots and hands-on training to help farmers adopt best practices.
- Train farmers on post-harvest handling, storage techniques, and market access strategies to reduce losses and increase profitability.
- Provide continuous technical support and troubleshooting to farmers throughout the growing season.
2. Field Operations & Crop Management
- Oversee the distribution and proper use of agricultural inputs, ensuring farmers receive high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and soil amendments.
- Supervise demonstration plots and work alongside farmers to test and implement improved farming techniques.
- Conduct regular farm visits to assess soil conditions, plant health, and overall farm performance.
- Implement integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, guiding farmers in sustainable pest and disease control.
3. Data Collection & Monitoring
- Work with the M&E team to track key performance indicators, including farm productivity, input adoption rates, and training effectiveness.
- Maintain accurate records of farmer profiles, training sessions, progress, and cropyields.
- Identify challenges in the field and recommend solutions to improve program impact.
4. Stakeholder Engagement & Community Coordination
- Act as the main point of contact for farmers and Extension Officers, ensuring smooth program implementation.
- Collaborate with community leaders, government agricultural agencies, and other partners to enhance farmer support services.
- Represent Warc and Rainforest Builders in community meetings.
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Required Skills or Experience
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Agricultural Science, Soil Science, or a related field.
- 5 to 7 years of experience in agricultural extension services, farm management, or
- agribusiness development.
- Strong knowledge of crop production, soil health management, pest control, and climatesmart agriculture. Experience in plantain cultivation, including improved planting
- techniques, soil management, and pest control.
- Hands-on experience working with smallholder farmers in rural settings.
- Proven ability to train and support farmers in practical field settings.
- Experience in input distribution and supply chain coordination in an agricultural program.
- Strong data collection and reporting skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders.
- Ability to ride a motorbike and willingness to travel frequently to rural farming communities.
- Fluency in English and at least one local language spoken in the area (Twi).
- Willingness to live and work in rural areas, with frequent field visits.
Benefits
We’re a young, growing organization, and one that cares about our team and culture. We are committed and we work hard, but also reward ourselves to make this our lifestyle. You can expect:
- A competitive salary and related package commensurate to the position and industry
- Flexible time and working conditions
- Continued investment in professional development and opportunities for career advancement
The expected start date is immediate.
About You
This is a full-time, field-based position requiring hands-on agronomic expertise, strong farmer engagement skills, and a deep understanding of smallholder farming systems. If you are passionate about working with rural communities and promoting sustainable agriculture, this role offers an exciting opportunity to drive real impact.
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1. Patiently scroll down and read the job description below.
2. Scroll down and find how to apply or mode of application for this job after the job description.
3. Carefully follow the instructions on how to apply.
4. Always apply for a job by attaching CV with a Cover Letter / Application Letter.
At Warc Africa, we envision a future where Africa nourishes the world while its farmers become the stewards of its fertile soils. Our mission is straightforward: uplift farmers from poverty through regenerative farming practices.
We've already positively impacted the lives of more than 100,000 people, increasing their income and improving livelihoods. Our rapid growth has created thousands of rural jobs and facilitated the movement of tens of thousands of tons of crops to become food for the country.
But we’re just getting started. Our vision extends beyond Ghana, to West Africa, and sub-Saharan Africa, where we aim to empower one million farmers, helping them generate hundreds of millions of dollars while becoming climate heroes in the process. We’ve already laid the foundation and are now looking for passionate individuals to join us on this transformative journey.
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Our Roots & Reach
Born from hands-on experience, Warc Africa has grown into a diverse team of 250 full time from 16 countries. In Ghana's Upper West Region, we serve over 22,000 farmers, have a footprint in Sierra Leone and our eyes across the continent. Our 100 female-run Trading Hubs put us closer to the farmer than anyone else - allowing us to solve problems of productive inputs, knowledge, and markets. We’re now ready to transform how we serve farmers across the continent.
Job Description
About The Job
Warc is partnering with Rainforest Builders to implement the Agricultural Intensification Program (AIP) in Ghana and Sierra Leone. While Rainforest Builders focuses on reforesting natural reserves, Warc complements these efforts by supporting smallholder farmers in transitioning to sustainable, high-yield agricultural practices that balance environmental conservation with food security.
As the Agronomist in Ghana, you will be responsible for managing all agronomic activities, with a primary focus on plantain cultivation. Working closely with Warc’s Project Manager, various departments, and key stakeholders - including Rainforest Builders, farmers, and local partners - you will play a crucial role in ensuring the successful adoption of improved agricultural practices. You will lead a team of Extension Officers, providing training to farmers, managing input distribution, overseeing field operations, conducting field monitoring, and offering technical support to enhance yields while ensuring soil health and long-term sustainability.
Key Responsibilities
1. Farmer Training & Capacity Building
- Develop and deliver technical training sessions on climate-smart agriculture, land preparation, planting techniques, soil fertility management, and pest control.
- Organize on-field demonstration plots and hands-on training to help farmers adopt best practices.
- Train farmers on post-harvest handling, storage techniques, and market access strategies to reduce losses and increase profitability.
- Provide continuous technical support and troubleshooting to farmers throughout the growing season.
2. Field Operations & Crop Management
- Oversee the distribution and proper use of agricultural inputs, ensuring farmers receive high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and soil amendments.
- Supervise demonstration plots and work alongside farmers to test and implement improved farming techniques.
- Conduct regular farm visits to assess soil conditions, plant health, and overall farm performance.
- Implement integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, guiding farmers in sustainable pest and disease control.
3. Data Collection & Monitoring
- Work with the M&E team to track key performance indicators, including farm productivity, input adoption rates, and training effectiveness.
- Maintain accurate records of farmer profiles, training sessions, progress, and cropyields.
- Identify challenges in the field and recommend solutions to improve program impact.
4. Stakeholder Engagement & Community Coordination
- Act as the main point of contact for farmers and Extension Officers, ensuring smooth program implementation.
- Collaborate with community leaders, government agricultural agencies, and other partners to enhance farmer support services.
- Represent Warc and Rainforest Builders in community meetings.
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Required Skills or Experience
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Agricultural Science, Soil Science, or a related field.
- 5 to 7 years of experience in agricultural extension services, farm management, or
- agribusiness development.
- Strong knowledge of crop production, soil health management, pest control, and climatesmart agriculture. Experience in plantain cultivation, including improved planting
- techniques, soil management, and pest control.
- Hands-on experience working with smallholder farmers in rural settings.
- Proven ability to train and support farmers in practical field settings.
- Experience in input distribution and supply chain coordination in an agricultural program.
- Strong data collection and reporting skills.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage with diverse stakeholders.
- Ability to ride a motorbike and willingness to travel frequently to rural farming communities.
- Fluency in English and at least one local language spoken in the area (Twi).
- Willingness to live and work in rural areas, with frequent field visits.
Benefits
We’re a young, growing organization, and one that cares about our team and culture. We are committed and we work hard, but also reward ourselves to make this our lifestyle. You can expect:
- A competitive salary and related package commensurate to the position and industry
- Flexible time and working conditions
- Continued investment in professional development and opportunities for career advancement
The expected start date is immediate.
About You
This is a full-time, field-based position requiring hands-on agronomic expertise, strong farmer engagement skills, and a deep understanding of smallholder farming systems. If you are passionate about working with rural communities and promoting sustainable agriculture, this role offers an exciting opportunity to drive real impact.
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