Agrosahas International Private Limited, founded in June 2020, has quickly emerged as a pioneering force in the agricultural sector, driven by a shared passion for innovation and a steadfast commitment to excellence. With a background in the animal feeds industry, the company embarked on a mission to uplift smallholder farmers by providing them with essential training on chicken rearing, feed mixing, and proper nutrition.
Beginning with a single warehouse in Kawempe, Agrosahas International has expanded its reach to include four strategically located warehouses throughout the Central region in Mukono and Luwero. Through these expansions, the company has formed connections with over 10,000 registered farmers, empowering them with knowledge and resources to enhance their agricultural practices.
A significant initiative of Agrosahas International involves partnering with farmers to cultivate soybean and maize crops, subsequently supplying these products to buyers in Kampala and Jinja. By fostering sustainable agricultural practices and facilitating market access, the company not only boosts farmers’ incomes but also contributes to the economic development of the region.
What truly sets Agrosahas International apart is its unwavering commitment to synergy. Upholding ethical standards in all aspects of its operations, the company prioritizes transparency, fairness, and accountability. This dedication to synergistic business practices has earned Agrosahas International the trust and respect of its partners and stakeholders, laying a solid foundation for sustainable growth and impact.
As Agrosahas International continues to empower smallholder farmers through synergistic means, it demonstrates how harmony between technology and human experience can drive positive change within the agricultural sector. By upholding ethical values and empowering farmers with knowledge and resources, Agrosahas International is not just building a business; it is fostering a community of prosperity and sustainability for generations to come.
