Earl St Sauver
About Earl St Sauver
Earl St Sauver, co-founder of Apollo Agriculture, aims to equip farmers in Kenya and Zambia with comprehensive resources from seed to sale.
Earl St Sauver Co-Founder
Earl St Sauver is a co-founder of Apollo Agriculture, a company that he helped establish in 2016. As a co-founder, he is deeply involved in the strategic direction and growth of the company, aiming to revolutionize the agricultural sector by providing essential services to farmers.
Apollo Agriculture Overview
Apollo Agriculture, co-founded by Earl St Sauver in 2016, focuses on empowering farmers by offering a comprehensive suite of products and services. These range from seeds to sales assistance, aiming to transform smallholder farmers into successful commercial farmers. The company operates mainly in Kenya and Zambia, delivering tailored solutions that address the multifaceted needs of farmers.
Apollo Agriculture Funding and Expansion
Under the leadership of Earl St Sauver, Apollo Agriculture has gained substantial financial backing from leading venture capital firms and financial institutions. This funding has been instrumental in fueling the company's rapid growth and expansion. As a result, Apollo has established offices in three countries and has team members spread across 11 countries to better serve its growing base of farmers.
Apollo Agriculture Services
Apollo Agriculture, co-founded by Earl St Sauver, provides an array of services designed to support farmers from seed to sale. The comprehensive offerings are aimed at transforming the agricultural practices of smallholder farmers, helping them achieve commercial success. By offering everything necessary for farming, Apollo ensures farmers have the tools and knowledge required for sustainable growth.
Apollo Agriculture Regional Presence
Earl St Sauver’s Apollo Agriculture serves a significant number of farmers in Kenya and Zambia. The company's strategic regional presence allows it to address the specific needs of local farmers, providing resources and services aimed at improving agricultural productivity and profitability in these areas.