Bill of Senga (BOS) is an open community learning model for regenerative agriculture. It enables communities to generate, test, adapt, document and share knowledge that restores ecosystems and strengthens livelihoods.
We advance regenerative agriculture through an agroecological approach that brings together indigenous knowledge, scientific evidence, community learning and environmental stewardship.
We believe that the most sustainable solutions emerge when communities become active creators and co-creators of knowledge rather than passive recipients of information.
Are you a smallholder farmer, an upcoming farmer, researcher, student, policymaker, or simply curious about sustainable living? We invite you to learn from the land, learn from others and contribute your own experiences.
To get started, learn more about our founder and the journey that inspired this community learning model or explore the story behind BOS.
Healthy Soil. Healthy Food. Healthy People. Healthy Planet.
This is the interconnected principle that guides our approaches. One thing to note: Humans are part of an integrated ecosystem. Everything matters.
Our Programmes
Discover how we generate, test, adapt, document and share knowledge.
AgroecologyChampion Farmer in Action
Welcome to my practical classroom this farm. This is where ideas meet reality.
Soil HealthFeed the Soil. The Soil Feeds You.
There is an old adage: you cannot milk a cow without feeding it.
Closed-LoopWaste Nothing. Grow Everything.
What do you do with your leftover food? Your urine? Your faecal matter?
Climate-Smart Farming
Let’s be honest farming has become more unpredictable due to climate change. Rains are uncertain, and seasons are shifting.
StewardshipThe Land Managers
Most people see themselves as landowners, farmers, or tenants. Their relationship with land is often centered on using it.
ForestryThe Tree Billionaire Generation
This is one of the central ideas behind BOS a new, sustainable way of thinking about wealth.
Smart and Sustainable Villages
Strong, self-reliant communities should be the true measure of sustainable development.
Urban AgricultureUrban Farming and Greener Cities
Many cities are nothing but rows of lifeless structures. But we are living beings we must breathe, not suffocate.
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