Our Services
What we do
We work hand in hand with our clients through innovations, application of a unique point of view in horticulture trends and opportunities, and building proven and successful business models.
Consultancy
As horticultural consultants we are delighted to give specialist advice to commercial and public sector organization on horticultural issues. Our clients therefore may include: smallholder farmers, commercial growers, nurseries, botanical gardens and leisure organizations and all those who might need expertise advice on issues of horticulture. We consult our clients on the development of products and resources and on finding effective solutions to the problems they are facing on the ground. We have a team who are always up to date with issues crosscutting the horticulture sector.
Business Management
Business management involves managing the coordination and organization of business activities. Many businesses face a lot of challenges due to lack of experts in business management field as such HOPMAC helps such kind of businesses in charge of planning, organizing, directing and controlling the business resources so that they can meet the objectives of their policies. We offer support from planning implementation and evaluation of the horticulture related businesses. As long-term giants in the sector we know the business opportunities and traps in the horticulture value chain.
Training
HOPMAC is a company full of experts in different fields as such we provide trainings to different people based on what they want more especially on the field of horticulture. Some of the trainings provided are: Horticultural crop production management, horticultural warehouse receipting, green house training programs, landscaping training programs, orchard production training programs, tree nursery training programs, vegetable production training programs, food safety and quality management programs, horticultural post handling training programs, horticulture value chain addition programs, horticulture value chain management, market information systems.
Research
I grow plants for many reasons—to please my eye, or to please my soul. To challenge the elements, or to challenge my patience, for novelty, or for nostalgia. But mostly for the joy of seeing them grow. I enjoy sowing a seed and watching it grow into a full plant, giving some leaves, flowers and fruits which people can consume and address their thirst and hunger. Isn’t it amazing?