Farm Visits

Curious about how we turn organic waste into valuable resources?
Book a visit to our farm and see the Black Soldier Fly lifecycle in action. Whether you’re a student, researcher, farmer, or sustainability enthusiast, our guided tours offer a firsthand look at innovative insect farming and circular economy solutions.
A Site Visit is your opportunity to explore our black soldier fly farming operations and witness how nature’s most efficient recyclers are helping us transform organic waste into high-quality organic fertilizer and protein feed. 

What You’ll Experience

Every kilogram of waste we process and every gram of fertilizer we produce makes a difference. Through Black Soldier Fly technology, we’re turning organic waste into sustainable value. Here’s how our impact adds up.

Our expert team will walk you through every stage of the black soldier fly lifecycle, from egg incubation to larvae harvesting, and explain how these insects turn organic waste into valuable resources.

You’ll get the chance to see, touch, and interact with our systems, including our processing units and organic fertilizer production area.

Learn about the science behind insect farming, best practices for waste management, and how black soldier fly technology can boost productivity for farmers while protecting the environment.

Benefits of a Site Visit

Practical Knowledge You Can Apply

Gain step-by-step insights into sustainable farming methods you can replicate at home, in your community, or in your agribusiness.

Inspiration for Sustainability

See how waste can be turned into wealth, and walk away with fresh ideas for sustainable living and farming.

Access to Our Products

Visitors to purchase Ento Organic Fertilizer and other farm products.

About

Ento Organic Farm Uganda utilizes Black Soldier Fly bio-technology to efficiently decompose organic waste, reduce landfill waste, and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. From this, we produce organic fertilizer, and protein-rich feed for poultry, fish, and pigs.

Contact

+256 780 712322

martinwaste4value@gmail.com

Location

Makerere University Agricultural Research Institute Kabanyolo & Makenke Site,

Gayaza-Wakiso District (21km North of Kampala along Gayaza-Zirobwe Road)

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