The feed has two ways of feeding, it can directly be fed to animals in powder way mixed with the chopped grass or the bagasse is mixed with the grass and concentrate and palatted together and animals are fed pallets.

The reason why use of bagasse is not popular in animal feeding is because it can’t be a stand-alone animal feed, it needs other feeds to make it a complete animal feed. The reason why as a company we are not selling the product directly as a feed is because: Our primary target are the pastoralist communities who entirely depend on grass and bushes to feed animals, these animals again are not trained to be fed at home. Bagasse is also bulky which can be expensive to store in town for possible resale. Most of the farmers in rural areas grow animal feeds for themselves. Most of the farmers who have adapted to purchasing feeds from shops are dairy, poultry and pig farmers. Beef, sheep, goat and camel farmers are still lacking behind relaying of grazing only, while this would be our target people.

The people who will first target to purchase our bulk animal feeds include: Feedlots, Livestock aggregators who stock animals before reselling and exporters who hold their animals before they export and fed animals on the ship while transporting them.

The business model is purchasing from farmer underweight lambs, bucks, cows, steers and bulls fatten them using the supplemented bagasse. They are fed for 90 to 180 days and sold to livestock aggregators, exporters, feedlots and to butcheries.