Helping People is Where Its At

#Startup MoHemp Kenya Livestock Feed and Energy Farm seeking investors interested in not only the bottom line but also the desire to help people.

Food Security for Kenya with Livestock Feed  

MoHemp Kenya Organic and Sustainable Farming Enterprise

Will grow and process fast growing sustainable biomass cash-crops into clean energy resources and livestock feed. Sales generated from the sustainable fast growing organically grown cash crops will allow the company to expand in Farm Acreage, Labor Force, Machinery, and Equipment. MoHemp Kenya will be self supporting after the sales of the first years crops.

Here is the slide show converted into a Youtube Video.

Exploring Beef on Gain- Cover Crop- Feed Pellets

MOhemp Kenya is seeking sustainable agriculture Investor.
The following image is a screen shot of the spreadsheet
that explores running Beef on Gain or Converting the Cover Crop into Livestock Feed Pellets.

Sustainable Farming Videos

3 Sustainable Farming Videos

Number 1: 100,000 Beating Hearts

One Hundred Thousand Beating Hearts from Peter Byck on Vimeo.
Will Harris, owner of White Oak Pastures, tells us his evolution from industrial to regenerative farmer.

Number 2: Soil Carbon Cowboys

SOIL CARBON COWBOYS from Peter Byck on Vimeo.
Meet Allen Williams, Gabe Brown and Neil Dennis - heroes and innovators! These ranchers now know how to regenerate their soils while making their animals healthier and their operations more profitable. They are turning ON their soils, enabling rainwater to sink into the earth rather than run off. And these turned ON soils retain that water, so the ranches are much more resilient in drought. It's an amazing story that has just begun.

Number 3: Soil Carbon Curious

Soil Carbon Curious from Peter Byck on Vimeo.

Adaptive Multi-Paddock grazing (AMP grazing) is regenerating soils around the world, producing healthy grass-finished beef. But the science on AMP grazing is sparse, to say the least. Now, a group of leading soil, rangeland, bug and social scientists are setting out to fill the science gap. Led by Dr. Richard Teague of Texas A&M, and convened by filmmaker Peter Byck of Arizona State University, the ASU•Soil Carbon Nation Whole Systems Science Team is positioned to do large scale science that's never been done before.