Biofertilizer with fish wastes

Problem statement

There is higher loss of food in consumption than production along the food systems in Africa. Food recovery can create multiple jobs and solve feed/fertilizer challenges for farmers in Africa.


Executive summary

Produce animal proteins and organic fertilizer using Black Soldier Fly larvae.


Technology description

Use of fish offals and other organic waste from markets to hatch and feed Black Soldier Fly larvae and produce organic fertilizer and fish and poultry feeds at Hydro Victoria Fish & Poultry Feed Plant, using 10-20 Tons of waste per day and producing 2-3 Tons of animal proteins per day, 6-12 Tons of organic fertilizer per day.
Located in Busia County in Kenya, East Africa.


Market deployment considerations

Small bioeconomy farms can have significant impact in villages compared to commercial large farms in urbans towns. Consumption and production patterns are similar across Africa. Land use patterns and trends are near similar eg More small-scale farmers feeding cities and communities. Multiple demand of products at village level.


Environmental considerations

No


Technology feedstock

fish by-products fish waste potato peelings mango by-products straw

Type of process

biological treatment

Technology output

fish feed poultry feed organic fertiliser bar soap

Scale

Village, Community

Technology Readiness Level

7

Countries

Kenya

Year

2020

Stakeholder

Private sector

Technology owner/developer

Hydro-Victoria Fish Hatchery Farm LTD
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