Our Products

Complete Product Range

We develop seeds that exhibit high germination rates, disease tolerance, and nutrient density.

Bio Certified

Beans

High-yielding, bio-certified common beans (various varieties) rich in iron and zinc, ideal for smallholder outgrower schemes.

Rich in iron and zinc (biofortified)
Excellent drought & heat tolerance
Early maturity crop profile
Secure buy-back market options

Nitrogen Fixing

Soya Beans

Biofortified varieties with improved protein content and climate resilience across diverse soil types.

Superior oil and protein yields
Natural soil nitrogen enrichment
Uniform maturity profile
High market commercial value

High Oil Yield

Sunflower

Oil-rich seed varieties with excellent adaptability to marginal lands and fluctuating weather patterns.

Premium seed oil concentrations
Excellent heat & drought tolerance
Adaptable to sandy and loam soils
Strong economic market returns

Nutrient Fortified

Groundnuts

Nutrient-dense groundnut varieties with superior disease resistance and extended shelf stability.

Highly fortified with micro-minerals
Resistant to rosette virus & pests
Excellent storage shelf stability
Enriches soil health during rotation

Outgrower Supply Chain

Our outgrower supply chain ensures farmers receive certified seed and secure a guaranteed market for their legume harvests.

Collaborations

We work closely with various cooperating partners in agriculture and food security to produce and distribute high yielding seeds for farmers both commercial and small scale

Outgrower Distribution

Certified Seeds are sold directly to cooperative smallholder groups within our outgrower scheme network.

Agronomic Support

Extension agronomists provide field training to ensure optimal germination, storage, and conservation agriculture.

Harvest Buy-back

We purchase mature legume harvests back from farmers through our cooperating partners and funders.

Choosing the Right Seeds

Our agronomists recommend evaluating the following factors when selecting seed varieties for your farm layout:

Rainfall Patterns

Select highly drought-tolerant short-season varieties for regions with low or erratic annual rainfall.

Temperature Profile

Match crop maturity speeds and heat limits to your specific regional weather zones.

Soil Composition

Determine crop types based on soil drainage, acidity level, and natural nutrient levels.

Market Demand

Assess local elevator pricing, oil mills, or feed processor preferences to maximize sale values.