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Weather decides your harvest. Now you can hedge it.
For US food and farm businesses.
A heat wave, a cold snap or a storm can cost you a season, and none of it is in your control.
So take a position on Kalshi on the weather that would hurt you. If it happens, the payout offsets the loss. If it doesn't, the contract expires and the good harvest was the point.
Big agribusinesses have hedged weather and crops for decades through brokers and futures. Kalshi opens that up to small farms and food businesses, with contracts starting at a few dollars.
Kalshi is a federally regulated exchange.
Senate Seeks Urgent Shoreline Protection as Sea Incursion Threatens Ondo Communities
The Nigerian Senate has urged the Federal Government to urgently protect Aiyetoro and other vulnerable coastal communities from Atlantic Ocean surges, warning that continued shoreline erosion is destroying homes, public infrastructure, livelihoods and cultural heritage.
Why do construction projects stall?
Rising material costs aren't the only challenge facing developers. Cash-flow gaps can be just as disruptive. Our research with Bujeti looks at the financial pressures behind construction delays and what they mean for the industry.
Bauchi Recruits 1,500 Health Workers and Approves 136 Housing Units
Bauchi State has recruited 1,500 health workers following the lifting of its employment embargo and approved 136 housing units, in decisions that address public-service staffing and housing provision.
Your GTM Has a Weak Spot. Find It.
Your go-to-market feels stuck. Most of the time, nothing is broken. One or two things are just quietly costing you momentum.
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Shettima Tells States to Build Their Own Electricity Markets and Attract Investors
Vice President Kashim Shettima has urged state governments to move beyond dependence on the Federal Government and take greater responsibility for addressing electricity shortages within their jurisdictions.
Manufacturers Urge FG to Fix Infrastructure Before Introducing Fuel Tax
Nigerian manufacturers and small-business representatives have urged the Federal Government to address infrastructure deficits, high energy costs and inflationary pressures before introducing a proposed fuel tax, warning that an additional levy could increase production and transportation costs.
The 10 Best Stocks for Fall 2026
MarketBeat analysts just updated their 10 Best Stocks to Own for Fall 2026 report. The list includes AI growth names, a high-yield dividend payer, a steady portfolio diversifier and companies positioned for continued growth into year-end. Get all 10 stocks and the research behind them for free now.
Nigeria Approves Four Channel Management Firms for Seaports
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved four new channel management companies for Nigeria’s seaports, in a move aimed at improving vessel navigation and port operations across the country’s major maritime corridors.
Dangote Buys 25% Stake in Kenya Pipeline, Targets $50bn African Expansion
Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote has acquired a 25% stake in Kenya Pipeline Company in a deal valued at approximately $327 million, expanding his presence in East Africa’s petroleum distribution network as he pursues a wider energy infrastructure strategy across the continent.
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“Progress begins the moment systems replace shortcuts, and accountability becomes the standard.”
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