AGriKilimo consultancy services.

25/12/2025

Thank you to our partners and for your trust and collaboration.

May this Christmas bring hope and renewed growth.

We look forward to a New Year of sustainable, climate-smart agriculture driven by circular bioeconomy solutions.

Merry Christmas!

16/12/2025

01/11/2025

🌍 Feed the Soil, Feed the Future 🌱

Healthy soils are the true foundation of food security, livestock productivity, and a sustainable planet. When we nurture the soil — through regenerative practices like composting, bioslurry enrichment, and biochar application — we restore fertility, improve pastures, and strengthen the link between land, livestock, and livelihoods.

By feeding the soil, we nourish the plants that feed our animals and sustain our communities. Every handful of healthy soil is a promise of a greener, more resilient future.

🌾 Feed the soil to feed the animals — and the future.

24/10/2025

Ellyas Oyako
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24/10/2025

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18/10/2025

The entire AgriKilimo team joins the nation in mourning with deep sorrow and sympathy following the passing of Rt. Hon Raila Odinga

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Odinga family, friends, and supporters during this difficult time. Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga has been a steadfast leader whose vision and dedication have inspired generations.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family as they find comfort and strength in the cherished memories of their loved one.

May peace and healing prevail. 🕊️

14/10/2025

We are proud to share that Dr. Mercy Wanjiru, our Lead Consultant, has successfully participated in the International Germany Alumni Training Seminar on
“Agroecological Practices and Tools for Building Sustainable and Climate-Resilient Food Systems.” 🌱

The intensive program, held from 6th–14th October 2025 in Kampala, Masindi, Lira, and Mbale (Uganda), was jointly organized by the University of Kassel and DITSL GmbH (Germany) in collaboration with NaFORRI, Uganda, and supported by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

The training focused on:
✅ Agroecological innovations for resilient food systems
✅ Integrating smallholder farmers into sustainable value chains
✅ Strengthening food security and sovereignty in developing countries

👏 This milestone reflects our continued commitment at AgriKilimo to promoting sustainable, climate-smart, and inclusive agricultural systems across Africa.

Let’s celebrate this achievement and continue advancing agroecological transformation for a food-secure future!

DAAD Kenya
of Kassel
Forestry Resources Research Institute (NaFORRI)
Institute for Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture (DITSL)
University (Official)

10/10/2025

Today, as Kenya observes Mazingira Day, Agrikilimo Consultancy proudly joins the nation in reaffirming our commitment to environmental conservation, sustainable agriculture, and climate resilience. This year’s theme, “Our Environment, Our Future,” resonates deeply with our mission — promoting regenerative practices that restore ecosystems, empower farmers, and sustain livelihoods. 🌾

At Agrikilimo, we believe that environmental stewardship begins with practical action. Through our ongoing projects in climate-smart agriculture, bioenergy utilization, circular bioeconomy, and sustainable livestock systems, we continue to demonstrate that a greener economy is both achievable and essential.

On this Mazingira Day, we celebrate the collective efforts of farmers, researchers, and development partners who are redefining how we interact with our environment. Together, we are transforming agricultural landscapes into resilient, productive, and sustainable ecosystems. 🌱

Let’s make every day a Mazingira Day by nurturing the soil, conserving biodiversity, reducing waste, and investing in sustainable innovations that secure Kenya’s green future.

💚 Our Environment, Our Future — Our Responsibility!



Ellyas Oyako Dr. Florence Jerono

15/08/2025

AgriKilimo Consultancy Services is excited to be part of a strong local–international consortium that will implement the Bio-KE Project. This is a national initiative to develop Kenya’s Bioeconomy Education and Policy Framework.

This groundbreaking project will:
🌍 Align with Green Transition and sustainability goals
📚 Design a competency-based bioeconomy education framework for Kenya
🖥️ Establish Virtual Reality Bioeconomy Museums to bring innovation and learning to life
🤝 Strengthen partnerships between research, policy, and industry for long-term impact

We applaud the leadership of Pwani University (Coordinator) and celebrate the collaboration of our partners:

Egerton University (Kenya HEI Partner)
Commission for University Education (CUE) & National Commission for Science and Technology (NACOSTI) (Kenya Government Partners)
Africa Bioenergy Program Limited (Industry Partner)
University of Hohenheim (Germany), Biobased Resources in the Bioeconomy - University of Hohenheim & DTU - Technical University of Denmark University of Denmark (DTU) (EU HEI Partners)

Associated & Supporting Partners:

European Commission
coalition of Africa
Kenya Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development
National Research Fund Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)
IDIA College of Health & Development Studies
County Government of Kisumu Kisumu
FABLAB WINAM
CREMES International
Ellyas Oyako
Rewe Thomas (Dr. sci. agri.)
John Otieno

For AgriKilimo, this is more than just a project, it’s an opportunity to contribute our expertise in sustainable agriculture, climate-smart solutions, and innovation-driven development to shape the future of Kenya’s bioeconomy.

We are ready to roll up our sleeves and work with our partners to make this vision a reality.

07/02/2025

The bioeconomy relies heavily on biological resources such as crops and livestock to produce sustainable products, energy, and materials. From biofuels to biodegradable packaging, it converts natural resources into environmentally-friendly solutions.

Thanks to advancements in precision farming and biotechnology, the sector is becoming more sustainable and efficient. A strong bioeconomy fosters job creation, resilience, and a sustainable future. 🌱♻️🚜

01/02/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Kristine Marilyn, Geoffrey Nyakech, Lavender Owino, Edrian Philip

27/01/2025

🌍 Unlocking Africa's Bioeconomy Potential: The Future is Green! 🌱

At AgriKilimo Consultancy Services, we are passionate about scaling the bioeconomy in Africa. Today, I want to share some insights, stats, and opportunities highlighting its immense potential and why it’s a game-changer for sustainable development.

The State of Africa’s Bioeconomy: Facts & Figures

Vast Natural Resources: Africa is home to 65% of the world’s uncultivated arable land and 30% of the world’s mineral resources, making it a powerhouse for bio-based industries.

Growing Population: With a population projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050, Africa’s demand for food, energy, and sustainable solutions is skyrocketing.

Renewable Energy Potential: Africa has the potential to generate 10 TW of solar energy, 350 GW of hydropower, and 110 GW of wind power, creating opportunities for bioenergy integration.

Agricultural Dominance: Agriculture contributes 23% of Africa’s GDP and employs over 60% of the workforce, positioning it as a key driver of the bioeconomy.

Biodiversity Hotspot: Africa hosts 25% of the world’s biodiversity, offering untapped opportunities for biotech, pharmaceuticals, and eco-tourism.

Research Findings & Trends

A 2022 report by the African Union estimates that the bioeconomy could contribute up to $1 trillion to Africa’s GDP by 2030 if properly harnessed.

Circular bioeconomy models are gaining traction, with countries like Kenya, South Africa, and Ghana leading in bioenergy, bioplastics, and waste-to-value innovations.

Climate-smart agriculture is emerging as a critical solution, with practices like agroforestry and conservation farming increasing yields by 20-50% while reducing carbon emissions.

Opportunities for Growth

Agri-Biotech: Leveraging biotechnology to improve crop resilience, reduce post-harvest losses, and enhance food security.

Bioenergy: Scaling biogas, biofuels, and biomass energy to address energy poverty and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Waste-to-Wealth: Converting agricultural waste into biofuels, bioplastics, and organic fertilizers.

Blue Economy: Harnessing aquatic resources for sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, and marine biotech.

Policy & Investment: Strengthen public-private partnerships and create enabling policies to attract investments in bioeconomy sectors.

Call to Action

The bioeconomy is not just an opportunity; it’s a necessity for Africa’s sustainable development. At AgriKilimo, we are committed to driving this transformation by providing innovative solutions,
capacity building, and strategic partnerships.

Let’s collaborate to unlock Africa’s green potential! 🌱

If you’re passionate about the bioeconomy, let’s connect and explore how we can work together to scale impact.

Share your insights or drop a comment below! 👇