How We Farm — Natural Inputs, Not Shortcuts
At Apollo Farm, sustainability isn't a marketing label — it's how our daily operations actually work. Our desi chickens are partly fed on Azolla Pinnata, a protein-rich aquatic fern we grow ourselves using only micronutrient water dosing. This reduces our dependence on commercial feed while giving our birds a more natural, nutrient-diverse diet.
We also farm Black Soldier Fly (BSF) larvae, which convert organic waste into a high-protein feed ingredient — turning what would otherwise be discarded into valuable nutrition for our poultry and a product we can offer to other farmers in Madhya Pradesh.
Our moringa trees are grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides, harvested and dried using traditional sun-drying methods that preserve nutrients better than industrial processing.
This closed-loop approach — Azolla and BSF feeding our chickens, moringa growing alongside — means Apollo Farm produces less waste, depends less on external chemical inputs, and gives customers food that's genuinely closer to how farming was meant to work.
Azolla Pinnata is a protein-rich aquatic fern that grows rapidly and is used as a natural feed supplement, reducing dependence on commercial feed.
No. Apollo Farm raises all desi chicken without antibiotics or growth hormones.
Black Soldier Fly larvae are farmed as a sustainable, high-protein feed ingredient for poultry, fish, and livestock.