About Us

Super Agro Harvest (U) Ltd is a leading agricultural services company based in Uganda, East Africa. Established in 2018, our primary objective is to provide comprehensive and sustainable agro solutions to farmers across Uganda. We offer a wide range of services that cater to crop care and management, agro consultancy, organic and inorganic crop care products, agro tools and equipment, and much more. Our commitment to environmental conservation drives us to focus on forest crops like cocoa and coffee, promoting afforestation and green practices to combat deforestation.

We are dedicated to revolutionizing Uganda's agricultural sector through comprehensive agro services and eco-conscious practices. As a company, we are committed to supporting farmers and fostering a greener environment for future generations. With our expertise, quality products, and ethical approach, we aim to make a positive impact on Uganda's agricultural landscape.

We enroll farmers to international certification bodies for group and individual certification. More so, we carry out diagnostic audits for small and big farms to check compliance to the sustainable agriculture standards ahead of external audits.

Social Responsibility

Super Agro Harvest (U) Ltd takes social responsibility seriously and actively engages in community development projects. We conduct workshops, training sessions, and capacity-building programs to empower local farmers, especially in forest crop cultivation. By investing in rural communities, we strive to improve livelihoods and foster sustainable growth.

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Promoting Sustainable Agriculture

Slogan: "Respect for people and nature."

We offer sustainable agriculture standards development for small farms through farmer trainings on topics like child protection/elimination of child labor in agriculture, gender equality, environmental protection, wild life protection and protection of endangered species, good farming practices, product traceability, income and shared responsibility, good management system in farms, safe use of agro chemicals, farm risk assessment, etc. Our sustainable agricultural practices ensure that agricultural activities have a positive impact on people and nature.

Farm workers' welfare refers to the overall well-being and quality of life of agricultural workers, including their physical, mental, and social health, as well as their economic and social security. This encompasses a range of aspects, including :

Health and Safety: Protection from occupational hazards and access to healthcare services.
Social Security: Access to benefits such as insurance, pension, and retirement plans.
Economic Stability: Fair wages, job security, and opportunities for economic mobility.
Working Conditions: Safe and healthy working environments, reasonable working hours, and fair treatment.
Social and Community Development: Access to education, training, and social services, as well as opportunities for social mobility and community engagement.

Farm workers' welfare is essential for ensuring that agricultural workers can work safely and productively, and that they can enjoy a decent standard of living and quality of life. It is also critical for the long-term sustainability of agricultural production and the well-being of rural communities.

Gender equality is necessary in farm businesses for several reasons:

Increased Productivity: Women make up a significant portion of the agricultural workforce, and their contributions are essential to farm productivity and efficiency.
Improved Decision Making: Gender diversity in decision-making positions leads to more informed and inclusive decision-making, benefiting the farm business as a whole.
Enhanced Innovation: Women bring unique perspectives and ideas, driving innovation and progress in farm management and operations.
Better Resource Management: Women are often responsible for managing household resources, including water, fuel, and food, making them valuable assets in farm resource management.
Empowerment and Autonomy: Gender equality in farm businesses empowers women, enhancing their autonomy and self-determination.
Reduced Gender Based Violence: Promoting gender equality helps address and prevent gender-based violence and discrimination in rural communities.
Improved Food Security: Women play a crucial role in food production, processing, and preparation, making their contributions essential to household and community food security.
Economic Growth: Gender equality in farm businesses can lead to increased economic growth, as women are more likely to invest in their families and communities.
Social Justice: Gender equality is a fundamental human right, and promoting it in farm businesses helps address historical gender-based discrimination and inequality.
Sustainable Agriculture: Gender equality is essential for sustainable agriculture, as women are critical to maintaining biodiversity, soil health, and ecosystem services.

By promoting gender equality in farm businesses, we can create a more just, productive, and sustainable agricultural sector that benefits everyone. Courtesy of super agro harvest Uganda Ltd sustainable agriculture standards.

We protect children from child labor in agriculture for several compelling reasons:

Physical And Emotional Well Being: Child labor in agriculture can be hazardous, exposing children to harmful chemicals, heavy machinery, and physically demanding tasks, which can lead to injuries, illnesses, and even death.
Education And Future Opportunities:Child labor deprives children of their right to education, limiting their future opportunities and potential for economic mobility and personal growth.
Developmental Needs: Children need time to play, learn, and develop social and emotional skills, which are essential for their overall development and well-being.
Vulnerability To Exploitation: Children working in agriculture are often vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, and trafficking, as they may be isolated and lack access to support and protection.
Inter-generational Poverty: Child labor perpetuates poverty and inequality, as children are denied the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty through education and skill acquisition.
International Human Rights: Protecting children from child labor is a fundamental human right, enshrined in international conventions and agreements, such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Economic Benefits: Reducing child labor can lead to increased economic productivity and growth, as children who attend school are more likely to become skilled and productive workers in the future.
Social And Cultural Development: Protecting children from child labor helps preserve childhood and promotes social and cultural development, allowing children to enjoy their youth and develop into healthy, well-rounded adults.

By protecting children from child labor in agriculture, we can ensure their safety, well-being, and future prosperity, while also contributing to a more equitable and sustainable society.

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Super Agro Harvest (U) Ltd