MISSION STATEMENT
To be a leading provider of sustainable ag
ricultural inputs that support farmers in
achieving
higher yields while restoring and maintain
ing soil fertility, reducing carbon footprints,
and
fostering environmental sustainability.
To educate the Ugandan farmer on the
most productive methods of application
by bringing awareness to many benefits of
the products.
To create carbon market standards for the
Ugandan farmer to benefit from carbon
credits initiatives by using our products.
To level the agricultural business field for
the Ugandan farmer against other already
practicing farmers from African countries.
To support Uganda’s claim on the coffee
and cotton market by ensuring the best
quality of both main exports.
To make accessible various technologies
necessary in combating the agricultural
waste problem into resourceful energies.
To support Uganda’s claim on the coffee
and cotton market by ensuring the best
quality of both main exports.
Who we are
HALISMA INVESTMENTS UGANDA LIMITED is a registered company focused on decentralised Waste-to-energy solutions. We produce a clean and renewable fuel gas that can be either used on-site for heat and power production or it can be stored for use where and when it is needed and Biochar powder for soil enhancement & carbon sequestration. Through Gasification technology, we convert traditionally considered 'tough' material into valuable renewable resource. We are also on a mission to promote sustainable farming through our organic fertilizers and nutrients. We aim to empower Growers and communities to embrace organic agriculture for a more sustainable future.
Even though research and Biochar usage has gained considerable attention from the 19th century, its application for different purposes such as detoxification of animal feed is acknowledged to have been practiced back in ancient times among different global cultures (Gerlach and Schmidst, 2012).
Also in the mid 20th centuries (The 1940s), it has reportedly been applied in poultry feeding (Totusek and Beeson, 1953).
From the current literature, the benefits that can be obtained by animals are quite diverse which range from detoxification of animal feed, enhancing feed intake and digestion, promoting animal live weight gain as well as improving the quality and quantity of animal products such as milk, eggs and meat (Toth and Dou, 2016).