Groundnutsgrownby the sun.Even when the rain fails.
Influx Groundnut Products grows, processes and packs nutritious groundnut products in Siriyiri, Upper West Ghana, on fields watered by solar-powered irrigation.
Many groundnut businesses buy what the season gives them. We grow our own, with solar-powered irrigation and climate-smart practices, so our quality does not depend on the weather.
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Our solar borehole
The North's challengeErratic rain, long droughts.
Our answerWater pumped by sunlight.
Rain-fed fieldsOne season, then wait.
Our fieldsGreen beyond the rains.
The usual chainRaw nuts sold at harvest.
Our chainFarm to finished product.
Solar-powered irrigation
Eight solar panels power our borehole, pumping 60 to 80 litres of water a minute, so our groundnuts get water through dry spells, not just in the rainy season.
Climate-smart farming
Sustainable, climate-resilient practices that reduce post-harvest losses, protect the soil and improve food security.
Women and youth at the centre
We train smallholder farmers, especially women and youth, and buy their groundnuts at fair, reliable prices.
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Solar panels
pumping 60 to 80 litres of water every minute to our groundnuts, so the fields stay green through dry spells.
Irrigation system already installed on part of the farm
15acresof land acquired and fenced
60%increase in productivity on our farm
16regions of Ghana with Influx customers. That's all of them
6permanent jobs created, as of June 2025
Erratic rainfall. Prolonged droughts. Post-harvest losses.We built a better groundnut value chain.
The problem
Erratic rainfall
Prolonged droughts
Little irrigation
Post-harvest losses
Weak processing
Poor market access
Smallholder groundnut farmers in Northern Ghana face significant challenges, including erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts, limited access to irrigation, high post-harvest losses, inadequate processing facilities, and poor market access.
These challenges result in low productivity, unstable incomes, food insecurity, and limited employment opportunities, particularly for women and youth.
Our solution
Solar-powered irrigation
Sustainable cultivation
Value-added processing
Market access
A climate-smart, inclusive agribusiness model that integrates solar-powered irrigation, sustainable groundnut cultivation, value-added processing, and market access.
We support smallholder farmers with training, improved production practices and reliable markets, and we transform locally sourced groundnuts into nutritious, high-quality products, creating jobs for women and youth and growing rural incomes.
How our products are made
We take our time.
Good groundnut products cannot be rushed. From the field to the pack, every step is done with care, so what reaches your table is fresh, clean and full of flavour.
Growing now · Siriyiri
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Grown under the sun
Our groundnuts grow on our own farm in Siriyiri, watered by solar-powered irrigation and cared for with climate-smart practices.
Solar irrigation
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Bought fairly from farmers
We also buy groundnuts from smallholder farmers we train, giving them a reliable market and a better income.
Market access
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Dried, sorted and stored right
Careful drying, sorting and storage keep the nuts clean and cut post-harvest losses.
Less waste
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Roasted and milled in small batches
Each batch is roasted and processed with attention, then turned into paste, oil, snacks, bars and cookies.
Value addition
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Packed with care
Sealed in resealable pouches, labelled in English and French, and FDA registered (FDA/VG 25-096).
FDA registered
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On shelves and at your door
Distributed to supermarkets, retailers and customers. Order directly from us on WhatsApp.
Distribution
Watch it grow, one drink at a time.
On our farm the water comes from a solar-powered borehole, so the plants keep growing when the rain stops.
Our farm in Siriyiri, Wa West
wait for rain. We don't.
