EM Technologies in Kenya manages a model farm where they grow EM vegetables and fruits.
Since 2016, EM Technologies donates EM vegetables and EM fruits grown on their farm to an AIDS orphan home.
Currently, 30 children who lost their parents with HIV are living in this Center.


Vegetables waste everywhere
Kenya is located in East Africa, right on the equator and has a warm and dry climate.
EM Technologies, an investing company of EM Research Organization is located in a town called Embu which is northeast of the capital Nairobi.
There are disposal sites for garbage in Embu town, however, people often do not discard trash on the collection places and even they do gather their garbage, often nobody comes to collect them. Therefore, there are garbage everywhere in the town and this is causing health and environmental problems.
Especially, the vegetable market in town produces a large amount of vegetable wastes and this was causing malodors.

Collecting vegetables waste from the market
Currently, a Japanese Funded NGO, African Children Education Fund (ACEF) collects these vegetable wastes twice a week. (ACEF’s activities includes providing education and medical support, spreading organic farming and protecting the environment.)
Vendors at the market are happy to keep the market clean so they actively cooperate to collect vegetable wastes.

Vegetables waste carried by truks



EM Technologies' model farm uses EM compost made from vegetables waste collected at the market
Since 2016, EM Technologies operates a model farm where they grow vegetables such as kale and spinach and fruits such as banana.
EM Technologies takes the vegetable wastes collected by the NGO and compost them with EM and use the finished compost at this model farm.
This farm also ferment livestock excretion with EM and use these as fertilizer.

EM grown vegetables

EM compost

Harvested bananas are growing well and heavier than conventional ones

Jump & Smile Center is an AIDS orphan home

Activated EM・1 ready to use

Vegetables grown with EM compost

Watering with Activated EM・1 diluted water

Dilution of Activated EM・1

Cows are also feed with EM grown harvest vegetables and Activated EM・1

Chicken are also feed with EM water and feed
Using vegetable wastes, which were causing environmental pollutions and EM, ACEF and EM Technologies are trying to create a sustainable cyclic farming.
The vegetable waste collected in the market is transferred to a nearby jail, and is used to grow vegetables within the jail for the prisoners to eat. In the jail, they use Activated EM・1 to turn the vegetable waste into fertilizers. Further, the prisoners learn the techniques of EM farming, so that they can start farming after they come out of the jail.
ACEF and EM Technologies keep making fertilizer from lawn residue and farm animals’ night soil, as well as keep trying to generate more farmers engaged in cyclic farming.
For further information, please contact our partner in Kenya:
Effective Microorganisms Technologies Limited
P.O. Box 1365 – 60100 Embu, Kenya
TEL: +254-719-807-149
FAX: +254-68-41074
E-mail: emtechkenya@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EM-Technologies-Limited-Kenya-1627631054190802/?fref=nf
2017.1.30 Updated