University of the Philippines
Feed formulation and animal nutrition consultation with Dr. William Riley.
Research & Development
Research & Development
Satoyama Farm keeps improving how we grow, feed, compost, and care for livestock. Our R&D work connects everyday farm practice with university and industry partners so the whole farm cycle becomes more resilient.
Circular R&D
Four research areas, one farm system.
Each programme supports the next: compost improves soil, soil grows useful plants, plants help create local feed, and better feed supports healthier free-range chickens.
01
Organic Feed
Feed research develops locally sourced poultry nutrition using alternative ingredients such as BSFL, bamboo, sago, and chlorella.
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02
Organic Chicken Husbandry
Husbandry research improves chicken wellness through free-range care, antibiotic-free practices, and phytogenic supplement studies.
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03
Organic Plant
Tropical planting research supports biodiversity, soil cover, pollinators, and future organic feed ingredients.
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04
Organic Compost
Compost research focuses on beneficial microbes, healthier soil organisms, and lower dependency on synthetic inputs.
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Research partners and progress.
Satoyama Farm collaborates with universities and research organisations to test ingredients, microbes, composting methods, and plant commercialisation opportunities.
UPM Bintulu
Digestibility testing for alternative raw materials including black soldier fly larvae and bamboo.
Curtin University
Black soldier fly larvae defatting and ingredient characterisation work.
Sarawak Biodiversity Centre
Local chlorella strain development and testing as a feed ingredient.
Sarawak Biodiversity Centre
Material transfer agreement for Trichoderma research to support faster organic composting.
UiTM Sarawak
Joint work on beneficial microbes and cellulase enzyme production for organic material degradation.
UPM Bintulu
Organic planting research, including processing, packaging, and shelf-life studies for herbs.