On April 4, 2025, Chungwoon Biotech signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization (KALRO). This agreement marks the beginning of a full-scale collaboration aimed at building a sustainable livestock industry across the African region.

🤝 Agreement Details and Joint Objectives

Through this MOU, the two parties agreed to cooperate in the following areas:

1. TMF Fermented Feed Pilot Demonstration | June – September 2025 By utilizing KALRO’s research facilities and livestock, the feasibility of applying Chungwoon Biotech’s fermented feed technology in local conditions will be tested.

   
   

2. Commercialization Phase | October 2025 Based on the demonstration results, the technology will be commercialized for Kenyan farmers to enhance productivity in the livestock sector.
   

3. Establishment of a 10,000-Acre Forage Cultivation and Fermentation Storage System Using idle public land managed by KALRO, drought-resistant forage crops will be cultivated, and a fermentation-based feed storage system will be introduced to build a sustainable feed production infrastructure.

🔎 Background and Expected Impact

This collaboration was made possible following a 2024 legislative reform by the Kenyan government, which enabled public institutions to allow private entities to develop state-owned land. Through this partnership with KALRO, Chungwoon Biotech aims to build a sustainable model that contributes to climate resilience, food security, and the advancement of livestock farming in Africa.

Chungwoon Biotech will continue to serve as a global partner, delivering sustainable solutions to farmers worldwide through eco-conscious fermentation technology.