What We Do
Discover top-notch Tilapia fingerlings and table-sized fish tailored for your aquaculture needs.
Our Initiatives
Discover the impactful initiatives we undertake to empower communities and improve aquaculture practices in Kenya.
Farmer Training
We conduct extensive training sessions to teach best farming practices for enhanced Tilapia yield and sustainability.
Fish Awareness Campaigns
We run campaigns to promote the benefits of fish consumption, targeting health and nutrition in local communities.
Quality Fish Feed
Partnering with organizations, we ensure the supply of affordable and high-quality fish feed to support local aquaculture.
Fish Feed
We provide quality and affordable fish feed to ensure optimal growth and health for your Tilapia farming operations.
Training Programs
Our specialized training sessions empower farmers with best practices for Tilapia cultivation, enhancing their yields and profitability.
Commercial Support
Jewlet Fish Hatcheries partners with commercial farms, supplying reliable Tilapia seed and table-sized fish to meet market demand.
Contibutions
Jewlet has collaborated with The Government of Kenya, County Governments ( Homa Bay, Migori Siaya, Kisumu, Kisii, Nyamira, Narok, Uasin Gishu, Trans Nzoia, Bomet) as well as external partners such as GIZ, FAO, Farm Africa amongst others to:
- Implement Trainings of farmers (on best farming practices)
- Fish eating awareness campaign
- Supply of quality affordable fish feed and seed
- Developing hatcheries/nurseries
Jewlet has helped Kick Start Major Commercial Fish Farms in Kenya including:
- African Blue- Fish seed supply
- Bayrise- Fish seed supply
- Rio Fish Farm- fish seed and table-size fish supply
- Victory Farms- Fish seed supply
- Small scale cage farmers- Fish seed supply
Jewlet has continously supplied cage farmed foodfish tilapia to women traders in Homabay and Kisii Counties.
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