Zedjah Organic Crowd Farms Ltd

Transforming Farm Systems into Agribusiness Hubs with Agroecology


In today’s rapidly evolving agricultural landscape, agriservice providers, NGOs, and consultants are seeking models that deliver measurable impact, sustainable practices, and farm-level resilience. Zedjah Organic Crowd Farms offers a proven framework to turn traditional farms into thriving agribusiness hubs—leveraging agroecology as the engine for innovation and growth.




Embracing Agroecology as a Growth Catalyst


Agroecology goes beyond organic farming. It’s the integration of ecological principles into every aspect of agricultural production, from soil health and water management to market linkages and community engagement. By centering agroecology, we help:


- Restore biodiversity and build soil resilience  

- Optimize water use and reduce erosion  

- Enhance yield stability under climate stresses  

- Create value chains that uplift smallholder incomes  


Why Partner with Zedjah Organic Crowd Farms?


Working alongside governments, NGOs, agribusinesses, and service providers, we bring a commitment to:


- Accountability: Transparent reporting and impact measurement  

- Innovation: Data-driven methods and tailored agroecological techniques  

- Integrity: Ethical sourcing, fair-trade principles, and community-first priorities  

- Value for Money: Cost-effective packages that scale with your project’s goals  




Our Suite of Services


We design fully integrated solutions from on-the-ground implementation to strategic advisory:


- Farm System Management  

  Comprehensive planning, monitoring, and capacity-building for smallholder clusters  


- Inputs Sales & Consultancy  

  Organic inputs procurement, quality assurance, and training on optimal use  


- Organic Food Production  

  End-to-end support from field design to post-harvest handling and market linkage  


- Agribusiness Consultancy  

  Business model development, market analysis, and access to finance facilitation  


- Soil & Water Conservation  

  Terracing, cover cropping, and rainwater harvesting systems for long-term sustainability  


- Agroecology  

  Contextualized permaculture design, integrated pest management, and community knowledge exchange  




Our Vision and Mission


Our vision is to become the leading farm management and agroecological consultancy across the region and beyond, by equipping partners with services that catalyze agribusiness transformation.


Our mission is to act as a dedicated organic food production and consultancy firm—empowering farms to evolve into self-sustaining agribusiness hubs through innovative agroecological practices

Collaborative Pathways for Agriservice Providers, NGOs, and Consultants


1. Strategic Partnerships  

   Co-design donor-funded or private-sector projects that integrate agroecological frameworks.


2. Capacity-Building Programs  

   Train extension officers, community facilitators, and farm managers on regenerative techniques.


3. Impact Evaluations  

   Deploy monitoring tools and data analytics to quantify social, environmental, and economic returns.


4. Resource Mobilization  

   Leverage our track record to secure grants, carbon credits, or impact-investment capital.




Ready to Cultivate Sustainable Impact?


Let’s explore how Zedjah Organic Crowd Farms can complement your next initiative:


Phone: +254 754 919 395 | +254 790 344 724  

Email: zedjahorganiccrowdfarms@gmail.com


https://www.linkedin.com/company/zedjah-organics-crowd-farms

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