Our products
Feed for the herd. Manure for the soil.
Three products, each sold in the sizes farmers actually buy: by the bale or bag for small farms, by the pickup or lorry for bulk.
Dry-season feed
Boma Rhodes Hay
Boma is a Rhodes grass variety (Chloris gayana) grown widely in Kenya for hay. It is tall and leafy, it holds up in dry spells, and livestock eat it readily.
We sell it in square bales. A farmer with two cows can take a few bales at a time. A ranch or a dairy unit can book a full lorry and stock up before the dry months.
Organic fertiliser
Goat Manure
Goat manure comes out as small dry pellets. It has less water than cow dung, so it is lighter to carry, it smells less and it spreads easily.
It feeds the soil slowly and improves its structure. Farmers use it on kitchen gardens, greenhouse crops, avocado and macadamia holes, coffee, flowers and lawns.
Fermented feed
Silage
Silage is green maize chopped at the right stage and sealed away from air. It ferments and keeps for months, so a farm can store the season's feed for the dry months.
Dairy farmers use it to hold milk yields steady when pasture dries up. It is fed together with hay or other roughage and a dairy concentrate.
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