A dynamic & forward-thinking charity and social enterprise based in Togo, West Africa. Our emphasis is on creating employment, offering short-term skills training opportunities for women and youths, and environmental stewardship in a farm setting.

Our Principle Activity:

Kailend Farm

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View fullsize Harvested 2 different varieties of #okra aka ladyfinger. #Didyouknow that okra contains beneficial antioxidants, fiber, vitamins and minerals. Its disease-fighting nutrients promote heart health, blood sugar management and better digestion. Okra also
View fullsize Special thanks to our dear friend, Filomena from Switzerland 🇨🇭. She volunteered with us for a couple months and worked so so hard to take care of all our garden spaces, doing eco-construction, painting, making bio pesticide, planting different kin
View fullsize Harvesting some of our lovely organic pineapples…🍍💃🏽 #pineapple #harvest #pineapplefarm #Togo #fruit #farmtotable #organicproduce #ecologicalfarming #volunteer #socent #agribusiness
View fullsize Special shoutout and thank you to Barnabé from #Togo 🇹🇬, he’s a university student at the Superior school for Agronomy at the University of Lomé. He recently completed an internship at kailend farm. He worked so hard to help set
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View fullsize Special shoutout and thank you to our dear friends that have become our family, Malcolm and Kiki from Germany 🇩🇪. They have been hard at work helping to teach the children in our treehouse daycare, planting different kinds of fruit trees and vegeta
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View fullsize Special thanks to the head of the Bio Energy Centre and scholars from the West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL) for the lovely visit to Kailend farm. The delegation visited Kailend farm to learn about ho
View fullsize 💡Did you know ? 💡 The marigold, from the Asteraceae family, is a great flower for your garden: pretty, hardy, easy to care for, it grows everywhere and very quickly. At Kailend Farm, we use it to repel pests and to attract butterflies and hoverfl
View fullsize Special thanks to our dear friend Robbie, a Kailend ambassador for several years. Earlier in the year, he ran "The LAP Clockwise" marathon in England, a 75km marathon with 2700m of ascent which he completed in 11 hours and 7 minutes. His
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View fullsize Did you know ?💡 This locust 🦗, called Zonocerus variegatus or more commonly "stink locust" lives in humid tropical Africa, in at least twenty-five West African countries. It is of great concern to farmers, both large and small, as this i

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