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Right-rate application
Prescribing to the deficit cuts over-application, which cuts run-off into watercourses and the emissions embedded in wasted product.
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intensified cropland beside standing forest
Sustainability & ESG
More yield per hectare,
fewer hectares cleared.
Sustainable intensification is our environmental position and our commercial one. Raising output on land already under cultivation is what takes the pressure off the forest edge.
NPK 17-17-17Urea 46% NDAPCANCoffee & cocoa blendSoil stabilisersLimeFoliar micronutrients
01 — The argument
Yield is a conservation instrument.
When a hectare underperforms, the cheapest way to grow a harvest is to farm another hectare. That is the mechanism behind most cropland expansion into forest — not malice, arithmetic.
Correcting the limiting nutrient reverses the arithmetic. A farm that lifts output on the land it already holds has no commercial reason to clear more, and a written prescription makes that gain repeatable rather than lucky.
02 — EUDR
Built for the EU Deforestation Regulation
Our sourcing and documentation are structured for EUDR from the start, so a shipment does not fail at the point it matters.
- Low-cadmium sources for coffee and cocoa
- Certificates of analysis issued per batch
- Documentation pack travels with the product
- Traceable sourcing across both channels
03 — How it shows up
Four practices, not four pledges.
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Acidity correction first
Below pH 5.5 a third of applied nitrogen never reaches the crop. Liming before dosing means less fertilizer does more work.
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Local integration
Ugandan-made stock sourced alongside imports shortens the freight leg and supports domestic manufacturing capacity.
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Farmer training
Two training days per cooperative season. A prescription only reduces waste if the people spreading it know the calendar.
04 — Living labs
Eight farms. One comparison.
Each site runs blanket fertilisation against soil-test-based application on matched blocks. The gap is the argument.
Maize — Masaka
SEASON B / 2.4 HA
+50%
2.6 → 3.9 t/ha
against the matched block
Lime correction lifted pH from 5.4 to 6.1 before planting; nitrogen split across two dressings instead of one.
Coffee — Kapchorwa
2 SEASONS / 1.1 HA
+36%
780 → 1 060 kg
parchment per hectare
Uniform cherry maturation shortened the picking window and cut second-pass labour; screen size held above 15.
05 — Measured
What the plots are showing.
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Demonstration farms
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Mean yield uplift vs blanket
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Each site runs blanket fertilisation against soil-test-based application on matched blocks.
09 — Sustainability & ESG
More yield per hectare means fewer hectares cleared.
We promote sustainable intensification in full alignment with the EU Deforestation Regulation. By maximising output on land already under cultivation, we reduce the pressure that pushes cropping into forest.
Read our ESG positionBACKGROUND PHOTO
truck at the port, bagged cargo
06 — Supply chain
A seamless corridor from port to farm-gate.
Reliability is the commodity. Global importation runs alongside local integration, so a delay in one channel never becomes a missed planting window.
Global importation
Tier-1 manufacturers in Europe and the Middle East for specialised chemistry and export-compliant sources.
Local integration
Ugandan-made fertilizer sourced and distributed to support domestic industry and compress lead times.
12 — Contact
Book a soil test.
Tell us the crop and the district. We will come out, sample, and come back with numbers.
Office
3rd Floor, Tower C, UAP Nakawa Business Park
Plot 3–5 New Port Bell Road, Kampala
Phone
+256 792 170 298Season briefing
One email before each planting season: price movement, blend availability, and what the demonstration plots are showing.