The plan your farm is waiting for
We help land stewards design a regenerative farm that keeps producing, season after season, as the climate shifts
HOW IT WORKS
No two farms are the same
Two farms with the same rainfall can hold wildly different amounts of it, depending on slope, soil and where water is allowed to gather. We listen to the land first, then work in the order it sets: landform, then hydrology, then what the ground can carry.
STEP ONE
Read the landform
Catchments, keylines and slope from elevation data. Landform first; it decides where everything else can go.
STEP TWO
Model the water
Runoff, infiltration and where it leaves. Then what the crops, stock and household actually draw, month by month.
STEP THREE
Place the works
Dams, swales and channels sized against the catchment feeding each one, with volumes, costs and a build order.
THE METHOD
Why water comes first
A short introduction to the Regrarians Scale of Permanence, the framework behind every design we produce.
- 01Landform before water
- 02Reading a catchment
- 03Storage, not extraction
- 04What a design includes
WHO WE ARE
Kenzugi
A regenerative agriculture organisation working across Kenya. We design and develop land for long-term productivity: restoring water cycles, rebuilding soil, and making farms that hold up as the climate shifts.
KOOL Tool is the design service behind that work, turning site-specific environmental data into an integrated plan you can act on.
Visit kenzugi.com →Come and walk it
Our 200-hectare hub at Nyeri is designed the same way. Every method we propose is one we have built on our own ground.
A method, not an opinion
Designs follow the Regrarians Scale of Permanence, an established framework used on farms worldwide.
A designer signs it off
Every plan is reviewed before it reaches you. Nothing is generated and sent unchecked.
Built to be built
Setting-out coordinates, earthworks volumes and a phased build order, not a set of recommendations.