Our Work
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University and the University of Nairobi excel in sericulture and moriculture programs, focusing on research, innovation, and sustainable silk production. Leveraging extensive resources, both universities train staff and students while exploring by-product applications. Complementing these efforts, our expansive 5,000-acre farm supports large-scale mulberry cultivation and sericulture operations with over 100 dedicated staff, emphasizing sustainable practices and industry growth.
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Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) in Western Kenya is renowned for excellence in training, research, and community outreach. We've established a comprehensive Sericulture and Moriculture program utilizing university-owned locations. Leveraging JOOUST's resources, we explore innovative uses of sericulture by-products while training and building capacity among staff and students, fostering academic and practical expertise in sustainable silk production.
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The University of Nairobi, renowned for its strong research culture and excellence, hosts a comprehensive Sericulture and Moriculture program at its owned locations. Utilizing the university's resources, we investigate innovative applications of sericulture by-products while training and building capacity among staff and students. This initiative fosters academic and practical expertise in sustainable silk production, enhancing the university's commitment to cutting-edge research and development.
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We manage a vast 5,000-acre farm dedicated to mulberry cultivation, supporting a large-scale sericulture operation. With a team of over 100 skilled staff across all sites, we focus on both sericulture and moriculture, ensuring efficient silk production and sustainable farming practices. Our commitment to innovation and quality drives our operations, contributing to the growth and development of the silk industry.