MONTSHO SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS


We Produce High-Quality Organic Feed and Soil for Local Farmers


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About Montsho Sustainable Projects



Montsho Sustainable Project (MSP) is a level 1 BBBEE woman-led company founded in 2019 by Tebogo Bathebeng to provide organic feed and fertilizer produced by Black Solider Fly larvae to the agricultural community.


Inspired by nature and the ecosystem, our objective is to create long-term natural growth solutions for communities and businesses.



We Create High-Quality Organic Animal Feed and Soil Fertilizer



Why do we breed Black Soldier Flies? Because we believe in unleashing the potential in marginalized resources. Our Black Soldier Flies lay eggs that turn into larvae, an excellent source of chicken feed, and offer us nitrogen rich frass to use as quality fertilizer.


The Black Soldier Fly larvae are high in protein and essential oils, contributing to the growth and development of animals (i.e. chickens) and enable us to recycle the nutrients found in waste food rather than add to landfills.



Our Products



Montsho Bio-Feed



Protein rich animal feed that also contains calcium and lipids to aid the animal’s health.


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Montsho Bio-Soil



Our bio-soil is nitrogen rich, which means it is an excellent fertilizer for both plants and soil.


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The Montsho Production Process



We start by carefully hatching black soldier fly eggs hatch into larvae. From there, the larvae are transferred onto trays with organic waste for a period of 3 weeks.


During this time the larvae feed off the organic waste and, in a matter of hours, transform it into protein for animal feed and frass (organic fertilizer).


The larvae's excrement contains high levels of protein, calcium and lipids that aid in an animal’s health. It also contains nitrogen, which can be effectively applied to improve the health and well-being of plants and soil.


Our Impact


Environmental



  • Reduce methane emissions by diverting food waste from landfill.
  • Produce high quantities of quality protein using fewer resources (land and water).


Social



  • Support local food security initiatives.
  • Increase access to BSF products.
  • Create income opportunities for rural youth and women.


Economical



  • Decrease farmer (livestock and crop) input costs.
  • Improve farmer (livestock and crop) economic returns.


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