Large Scale Somali Wheat Farming
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The first and only large scale commercial wheat farming in Somaliland. Expected to produce 25 000 tons of wheat annually.
Roob Roon has agreement to supply wheat to Flour Mill factories, sunflower and lentils (misir) to neighboring countries. The horn of Africa and Somali regions has combined population of 130 million forming one of the biggest markets in Africa.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Imagine a world where sustainable farming isn’t just an idea—it’s a thriving reality. Roob Roon is leading this transformation in Somali regions, using innovative high-tech solutions to revolutionize agriculture in arid areas.
By introducing advanced center-pivot irrigation systems and conducting rainfed farming trials, Roob Roon is unlocking scalable strategies for wheat farming in Somali regions. Put your money where it has the potential to grow and help sustainable food security.
Roob Roon is offering Shares to the Somali public at large.
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📈 Your Role in This Revolution
By investing in Roob Roon, you’re funding more than irrigation systems—you’re backing innovation, hope, and a sustainable future. Your support can scale these solutions across arid regions, proving that agriculture can thrive even in the harshest conditions.
Why Wheat?
Wheat is not just a crop; it’s a cornerstone of food security and economic stability. In Somali regions, wheat farming has the potential to drive transformative change, reducing imports, boosting local economies, and fostering resilience against climate change.
Harvest 2021
Harvest 2021
Roob Roon successfully conducted trials in Gabiley, Togdheer, and Awdal, collaborating with rural communities on rainfed farms.
While yields were limited due to unpredictable rainfall, these trials underscored the need to adopt high-tech center-pivot irrigation systems, providing critical proof-of-concept for scalable, sustainable wheat production.
Collective Effort
Collective Effort
Roob Roon's success was made possible through the support of local elders, traditional leaders, youth, and government officials, who helped the company establish operations in the remote regions of Somaliland.
This national effort saw many community members renting their farms to Roob Roon in exchange for skill development and fair payment, fostering collaboration and mutual growth.
Underground Water
Underground Water
The northern plateau, stretching from Maroodi Jeeex to Awdal, holds substantial underground water reserves. This image highlights an aquifer discharge currently used by locals to irrigate cash crops.
With adequate funding and public investment, Roob Roon plans to cultivate wheat on a large scale in these resource-rich areas, unlocking their agricultural potential.
Where is the Market Roob Roon?
Where is the Market Roob Roon?
Somaliland hosts two flour mills, with over 200 more in neighboring countries. Combined, the region demands 6.5 million tons of wheat annually—a $2.6 billion market.
Global food inflation and supply chain disruptions have driven wheat prices to unprecedented levels, causing shortages across the Somali Peninsula and challenging access to staples like flour and oil.
Science is for Somalis!
Science is for Somalis!
By leveraging high-yield crop science and modern irrigation systems, Roob Roon is positioned to enhance food security for the Somali population while addressing a critical market gap. This initiative combines profitability with meaningful impact on regional food resilience.
***This is not a direct solicitation for investment from non-residents of the Somali Peninsula. RoobRoon welcomes foreign direct investment from institutional investors, aid development agencies, and African governments. All information provided is for private offering purposes only. You should NOT invest funds that are essential for your basic living needs, such as housing, food, or school fees. All investments carry a certain degree of risk, so please conduct your own due diligence.
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