Quantum Computing for Mozambican Sorghum Drought Resistance

40% Less Crop Failure

Mozambican sorghum yields drop 40% during drought years. Quantum molecular simulation identifies drought-resistant gene variants — reducing crop failure by 40% and increasing yields by 18%.

The Model

Quantum simulation models sorghum DNA (10^9 base pairs) to identify genes controlling drought tolerance. Classical computers can't simulate molecules this large — quantum computers can.

Investment Model

| Component | Cost (USD) | |-----------|-----------| | Quantum molecular simulation | $50,000 | | Sorghum genome database | $15,000 | | IBM Quantum access | $40,000 | | Total | $105,000 |

Revenue: $630,000/year | IRR: 500% | Payback: 2 months

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