It’s the third day of Kwanzaa! That means today we focus on Ujima, aka collective work and responsibility. Ujima is about building and maintaining our community together, and solving our problems as a group. It’s also about supporting Black-owned businesses that are doing amazing things for our community and the world. And you know who’s doing that? Hello Tractor. They’re this dope platform that connects farmers with tractor owners, and helps them work more efficiently and responsibly. Hello Tractor was founded by Jehiel Oliver, a Black entrepreneur who wanted to make a difference in the agricultural sector, especially in Africa.

You see, farming is a big deal in Africa, where over 60% of the population depends on it for their livelihood. But many farmers face challenges like low productivity, high costs, and lack of access to modern equipment. That’s where Hello Tractor comes in. It’s like Uber, but for tractors. It allows farmers to find and book tractors near them, and pay only for the service they need. It also allows tractor owners to rent out their machines, and earn extra income.

But that’s not all. Hello Tractor also uses smart technology to monitor and track the tractors, and provide data and insights to the farmers and tractor owners. It also provides training and support to the farmers and tractor owners, and connects them to other services like financing, insurance, and markets. Hello Tractor is not only a platform, but a community that facilitates collective work and responsibility in the agricultural sector. By sharing resources and information, farmers and tractor owners can improve their productivity, profitability, and sustainability. Hello Tractor also empowers farmers and tractor owners to be their own bosses, and create opportunities for themselves and others.

Hello Tractor is one of many Black-owned businesses that we can support during Kwanzaa and beyond. By supporting Black-owned businesses, we are practicing Ujima and contributing to the development and well-being of our community. We are also celebrating the creativity, innovation, and leadership of Black entrepreneurs who are solving problems and making an impact in their fields and society.So, if you are a farmer or a tractor owner looking for a better way to work, you need to check out Hello Tractor and join their community. You can visit their website or follow their social media to learn more and start booking or hosting tractors today.