Zaob Foods & Agro Processing.

Zaob is an agribusiness social enterprise founded by Dr. Pascaline Ngu. We are investing in soilless farming, starting with hydroponics, as well as organic farming, primarily in shade nets and greenhouses. Our focus is on microgreens and high-value vegetables.

Our farm is on a 15 acres site in Kasunya, Greater Accra region.We have five greenhouses and two shade-net houses that have been built in-house using our technical team and technical team from our partners Soilless Farm Labs Nigeria.

We are about bringing locally produced high quality vegetables and meat to restaurants and sales outlets.

Fresh Items Cultivated In Our Farm.

Great food is made with unique ingredients.We make sure to provide consumers, especially chefs, with fresh items cultivated in our farm under the healthiest and principally organic conditions. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions on what specialty items we can supply you.

At the moment we farm lettuce, kale, habaneros, bell peppers, red cherry tomatoes and cucumbers. Soon we will be adding aubergines, red & green cabbages, beet root, rocket lettuce etc.

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Our Piggery & Fish Farm.

Our piggery and fish farm will soon be under construction. The animal protein production is intended to be producing 100MT/year of meat rising to 1,000MT/year in the midterm. We will produce our own organic feed on site using ferns, insect larvae, organic waste products from the farm etc.

Environment & SDGs

Given the environmental challenges we face in the world today, we focused on farming using climate smart, regenerative agriculture techniques to reduce our CO2 footprint and make a positive impact on the planet.

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Youth and Development.

For phase two we propose to have a Work-2-Learn Agripreneurship Program (W2LAP) Ghana scheme in which we recruit 150-200 young people between the ages of 18-35, with a bias towards women, refugees and people with disabilities and train them over three-months, to build/setup green houses and associated infrastructures, and farm in same. Their training will include how to aggregate fruits and vegetables to produce snacks such a hibiscus flower drink, fruit juices, plantain chips etc.