IMOGANICS
Our Code Of Ethics
Value Addition
Extension & Support services, Production of organic fertilizers to ensure organic food, Processing Produce into organic porridge, Embarking on Export promotion
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Our Project Model
The possibility of higher financial returns makes organic farming a potentially attractive option for farmers in a saturated bulk market.
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Organic Fertilizer Production
Involving the production of both Liquid (foliar spray) and solid (Compost) which are a combination of Indigenous and effective microorganisms to replace toxic chemical products. The formula is OMRI Listed. Production of nutritious porridge and beauty products that are an effective alternative to
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Outgrowers
This involves agricultural food production is carried out on the basis of a buy-back agreement between IMOGANICS and the FARMER, specifying the required quality, input use, price & time of delivery
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Food Procurement
Our model revolves around the collection and packing of purely organic products not limited to; food, milk, meat, and poultry for local, regional & international trade.
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Seeds & Feed
Involves the production of seeds grown with a natural eye toward preventing disease, reducing pests and pressure, promoting faster germination & ensure plant vigor increases. Involves the production of organic feed for animals and poultry which is beneficial to preventing gastrointestinal disorders, mortality decrease & promote general animal health.
Our Essential Standards
Living Room
Why Organic Farming
Improves yield by at least 15%, Improves soil structure, Improves pore space (aeration for better root growth), Increases water-holding capacity which ensures drought resistance (better water supply for crops),
Increases the multiplicity of micro-organisms, Reservoir of NPK & S, Research has linked pesticides to cancer, asthma, birth defects as well as neurological,
Quality & Sufficient Production of Products & Services for Local and Export market.
There is increasing demand for organic products Globally, which has fostered IMOGANICS to design solutions that focus on organic services management to ensure quality & sufficient production of products for local and export market.
Organic Demand
Our Priorities
Strategic Priorities
- Improved Productivity and incomes
- Building Resilience and associated mitigation co-benefits
- Research–Extension Services
- Climate Change
- Value Chain Integration
- Improving and Sustaining Agricultural advisory Services
F.A.Q
Improves yield by at least 15%, Improves soil structure, Improves pore space (aeration for better root growth), Increases water-holding capacity which ensures drought resistance (better water supply for crops), Increases the multiplicity of micro-organisms, Reservoir of NPK & S, Research has linked pesticides to cancer, asthma, birth defects as well as neurological, behavioral, reproductive, hormonal, and immune system disorders.
Weed management on organic farms consists of cultural and mechanical techniques such as the rotation of crops that suppress weeds, mulching, tillage, cultivation, water management, and manual weeding. Weeds often help to conserve soil, improve organic matter, and provide beneficial habitat for natural enemies on organic farms. Plastic mulches are permitted provide they are removed at the end of the season.
We have IMO_Biopest product to increase micronutrients in plants to supplement deficiencies in the soil. Soil-borne diseases are managed by improving organic matter and biological activity. Cultural, biological, and physical methods such as rotation, sanitation, pruning, and selection of disease resistant varieties are all part of organic disease management. Some natural substances, such as clays, and a few synthetic fungicides such as copper sulfate are permitted by the USDA National Organic Program Standards when used in conjunction with the farm plan and used according to the restrictions found on the National List.
There are two means of converting dairy animals to organic production:
1) Animals from conventional sources must be maintained under organic management for 12 months prior to sale of any products as organic. Replacement animals may be added to the herd after a similar 12-month conversion period.
2) If an entire, distinct herd is converted, a one-time allowance is granted to permit feeding of up to 20% non-organic feed for the first 9 months, followed by 100% organic feed for three months. If this type of conversion is made, all replacement animals must be managed organically from the last third of gestation.
Poultry must be managed organically from the second day of life.
Yes. Livestock operations may convert animals with the land on which they are pastured.
Contact IMO Organics Offices for an assessment today. Become part of a life saving, environmentally friendly and economically sustainable program.
