Turning Waste into Wealth for Greener Fields
This technology focuses on the conversion and enhancement of goat and sheep manure, turning it into valuable resources for agriculture. By applying advanced processes, it adds economic and environmental value to these livestock byproducts, resulting in improved nutrient management and reduced waste, ultimately benefiting both farmers and the environment.
This technology is TAAT1 validated.
Positive or neutral impact
Positive or neutral impact
Negative or unknown impact
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Manure drying and composting equipment
Composted manure per ton
Open source / open access
Country | Tested | Adopted |
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Burkina Faso | Tested | Adopted |
Cameroon | Tested | Adopted |
Ethiopia | Tested | Adopted |
Kenya | Tested | Adopted |
Mali | Tested | Adopted |
Niger | Tested | Adopted |
Nigeria | Tested | Adopted |
Senegal | Tested | Adopted |
Somalia | Tested | Adopted |
South Sudan | Tested | Adopted |
Tanzania | Tested | Adopted |
Uganda | Tested | Adopted |
Zimbabwe | Tested | Adopted |
This technology can be used in the colored agro-ecological zones. Any zones shown in white are not suitable for this technology.
AEZ | Subtropic - warm | Subtropic - cool | Tropic - warm | Tropic - cool |
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Arid | ||||
Semiarid | – | – | ||
Subhumid | – | – | – | – |
Humid | – | – | – | – |
Source: HarvestChoice/IFPRI 2009
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals that are applicable to this technology.
The production of organic fertilizer pellets from composted goat and sheep manure involves the following steps:
Last updated on 22 May 2024