Grocircular Agro Services Limited

Hybrid Maize Deshelling Machine. We had to upgrade and add certain features to enable better products output which is high grade maize.

Biochar has positive impacts on soil health, nutrient cycling, and plant growth, but its benefits for livestock production are less well-known. We will explore the potential benefits of biochar for livestock production. 1. Improved Digestive Health: Biochar can be used as a feed additive for livestock to promote digestive health. Studies have shown that biochar can adsorb toxins and pathogens in the digestive tract, reducing the incidence of digestive disorders and improving overall gut health in animals. By enhancing nutrient absorption and reducing the risk of infections, biochar can help improve the overall health and performance of livestock. 2. Reduced Ammonia Emissions: Livestock operations are a significant source of ammonia emissions, which can have negative environmental impacts and affect animal health. Biochar can be used in animal bedding and manure management systems to absorb and immobilize ammonia, reducing emissions and improving air quality in livestock facilities. By mitigating ammonia emissions, biochar can create a healthier environment for both animals and workers. 3. Enhanced Nutrient Recycling: Biochar can improve nutrient cycling in agricultural systems by enhancing the retention and availability of nutrients in the soil. When used in livestock production systems, biochar can help capture and store nutrients from manure, reducing nutrient losses and improving the efficiency of nutrient use. This can lead to better nutrient management, reduced environmental pollution, and improved soil fertility for sustainable livestock production. 4. Odor Control: Biochar has been shown to have odor-reducing properties due to its high surface area and porosity, which can help mitigate the strong odors associated with livestock operations. By incorporating biochar into animal bedding, composting systems, or manure storage facilities, livestock producers can effectively reduce odors and improve the quality of air in and around their facilities. 5. Heat Stress Mitigation: Livestock are susceptible to heat stress, especially in hot and humid climates. Biochar can be used as a feed supplement or as a component of cooling pads for animals to help mitigate heat stress. The high thermal conductivity of biochar allows for efficient heat dissipation, helping to keep animals cool and comfortable during periods of high temperatures. Biochar offers a range of potential benefits for livestock production, including improved digestive health, reduced ammonia emissions, enhanced nutrient recycling, odor control, and heat stress mitigation. By integrating biochar into livestock production systems, producers can promote animal health and welfare, reduce environmental impacts, and enhance the sustainability of their operations.

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We found water at 80m like we all know water plays a crucial role in rural economies and can significantly impact climate change mitigation efforts. 1. Agriculture and Livelihoods: In rural areas, water is essential for agriculture, which is often a primary source of livelihood for many people. Access to water for irrigation, livestock, and domestic use is vital for sustaining rural economies. Climate change can disrupt water availability through changes in precipitation patterns, leading to droughts or floods that can impact agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods. 2. Water Scarcity and Security: Water scarcity is a growing concern in many rural areas, exacerbated by factors such as population growth, unsustainable water use practices, and climate change. Ensuring water security in rural regions is essential for maintaining agricultural productivity, supporting livelihoods, and safeguarding ecosystems. Implementing water conservation measures, improving water management practices, and investing in water infrastructure can help address water scarcity challenges. 3. Climate Change Mitigation: Water management plays a crucial role in climate change mitigation efforts. Sustainable water practices, such as rainwater harvesting, water recycling, and efficient irrigation techniques, can help reduce water consumption, energy use, and greenhouse gas emissions. Protecting watersheds and promoting natural water retention mechanisms, such as wetlands and forests, can also contribute to climate change mitigation by enhancing carbon sequestration and reducing the risk of extreme weather events. 4. Ecosystem Services: Healthy water ecosystems provide valuable services that support rural economies and contribute to climate change resilience. Wetlands, rivers, and forests play a key role in regulating water flow, maintaining water quality, and supporting biodiversity. Protecting and restoring water ecosystems can enhance their resilience to climate change impacts, provide economic opportunities through ecotourism and sustainable resource management, and contribute to carbon sequestration efforts. 5. Community Engagement and Adaptation: Engaging local communities in water management and climate change adaptation efforts is essential for building resilience in rural areas. Empowering communities to participate in decision-making processes, implementing sustainable water practices at the grassroots level, and promoting knowledge sharing and capacity building can help strengthen rural economies, enhance water security, and support climate change mitigation and adaptation actions. Overall, addressing the interconnections between water, rural economies, and climate change mitigation requires holistic and integrated approaches. By prioritizing water security, sustainable practices, and community engagement, rural areas can enhance their resilience to climate change impacts and contribute to global efforts to mitigate climate change.

With the necessary Government approval we intend to drill an industrial borehole our target is 20000Liters daily capacity but we hope to hit sufficient water because we intend to encourage dry season irrigation grain cultivation in Oyo North. That is why providing water as a service for smallholder farmers in rural Africa can bring about numerous benefits, some of which are outlined below: 1. **Improved Agricultural Productivity**: Access to reliable water sources allows farmers to irrigate their crops consistently, reducing their dependency on rain-fed agriculture. This can lead to increased crop yields and a more stable income for farmers. 2. **Diversification of Crops**: With consistent access to water, farmers can diversify their crops and cultivate high-value crops that require more water, leading to increased income and improved food security. 3. **Enhanced Livelihoods**: Reliable water access can improve the overall livelihoods of smallholder farmers by providing them with the means to increase their productivity and income, which can lead to poverty reduction and improved standards of living. 4. **Climate Resilience**: Climate change has made rainfall patterns more unpredictable, leading to droughts and crop failures. Water as a service can help farmers mitigate the impacts of climate change by providing them with a reliable water source for irrigation. 5. **Women Empowerment**: In many rural African communities, women are primarily responsible for fetching water for household use and farming. Access to water services can reduce the burden on women, allowing them to engage in other income-generating activities and contribute more effectively to their families' well-being. 6. **Health and Sanitation**: Access to clean water for irrigation and household use can improve the health and sanitation conditions of rural communities, reducing waterborne diseases and improving overall well-being. 7. **Community Development**: Water infrastructure projects can lead to the development of local communities by creating job opportunities, improving infrastructure, and fostering economic growth. 8. **Environmental Sustainability**: Proper water management practices can help conserve water resources, prevent soil erosion, and promote sustainable agriculture practices that benefit both farmers and the environment. Overall, providing water as a service for smallholder farmers in rural Africa can have far-reaching positive impacts on agriculture, livelihoods, health, and community development in these regions.

Golden Palm Industrial Project Ltd. PKC in commercial quantity from 1-40 Ton delivery across Nigeria. The main use of PKC(Palm Kernel Cake) is for feed formulation either Poultry, Cattle, Pig or Fish feed.

AFTER 8 MONTHS OF R&D - The prospects of an efficient team. As technology evolves at an unprecedented pace, organizations increasingly rely on agile, forward-thinking teams to drive innovation and deliver results. An efficient development team not only possesses the technical prowess to tackle complex challenges but also thrives on collaboration, adaptability, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Evidence for these claims was re-affirmed when we displayed 10+ high-fidelity prototypes developed for innovators and entrepreneurs in the private sector at the closing event of the 3rd edition iFAIR Israel Nigeria program which was executed in collaboration with Innov8 Hub. ? Throughout this intensive program, our mission as a team was clear: to revolutionize the landscape of possibilities, driving growth and advancement in our developing economy, particularly in Nigeria. Here's a quick summary of some of the transformative projects we delivered: ?????????????? -?Vectar A portable carbon credit system(embedded system) for solar developers. ?????????? ?????????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ?????????????????????? (????????) - Kafilat Adedeji Affordable urban farming systems ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????? - TREKK SCOOTERS Hardware and business optimization ? ?????????? ?????????????? - Solaris GreenTech Hub Micro-energy solar product ?????????? ???????? ???????????? ???????????? - Sirius-X Energy ???????? ???????????????? ?????? ?????????????????????- Revive Earth Retrofitting existing commuter vehicles from fuel to electric-powered ?????????????????? ???? ?? ??????????, ????????????????, ?????? ?????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ?????? ?????????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????????? ???????????? - Nextwear Technologies ???????? ?????? ?????????????? ??????????????????????????- MitiMeth ?? ???????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????????? ???????????? ?????????????????? - Integrated Aerial Precision ???? ???????????????????? ??????????-?????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????????????????? ??????-?????? - Grocircular Agro Services Limited ... lots more Each prototype is a testament to the dedication and ingenuity of the program participants and the hub’s teams. Together, we've met and exceeded expectations, paving the way for a brighter, more innovative future. Shoutout to Mr.E Iyinoluwa Aboyeji for always supporting and investing in the ecosystem. Profound appreciation to the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Federal Republic of Nigeria Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani for all the insights shared during your session at the closing event, we took notes. Finally, I am immensely proud of our team's achievements and excited for the impact our work will continue to make. Itzik Ronen Betty Ugona Neta Hanien Andrew Aryee Christian Onyeoziri Josiah Owura Timothy Kenechi Ukwueze Thelma Agada Afamefuna Nnamani Onyeka Ekwunife Balogun Kabiru James Ibekason mirabel ozioma ukaegbu

The ITPO UNIDO investment readiness program was designed to help female entrepreneurs successfully raise capital and grow their businesses by pairing them with investors from the private sector and venture firms. These programs were held to commemorate the International women's day and took place at the Nigerian British Chamber of Commerce.Also in attendance were business incubators, venture capital firms, and government agencies that support entrepreneurship and economic development in Nigeria and we had the privilege of pitching and networking. UNIDO ITPO Nigeria