
Integrating research, production, and sustainability through practical enterprise models.
The TETFund Centre of Excellence in Food Security integrates enterprise-driven agricultural production into its operational framework to promote sustainability, practical training, and measurable impact.
Through structured demonstration models, the Centre validates research outputs, supports revenue generation, and provides hands-on learning platforms for students and stakeholders.

Broilers — Dec 2025
In alignment with institutional sustainability objectives, the Centre initiated a structured broiler production enterprise.
In December 2025, TCoEFS successfully reared and marketed 1,550 broiler chickens, each averaging 3–4 kg at maturity.
This initiative demonstrated:
The poultry initiative serves as a scalable demonstration model for sustainable livestock production.
The Centre is expanding greenhouse-based commercial production to strengthen enterprise sustainability and support climate-smart agricultural systems.
Greenhouse bell pepper cultivation and additional high-value crop production initiatives are underway to:
This initiative complements research, training, and postgraduate experimentation.


The allocated four hectares of farmland provide a platform for multidisciplinary agricultural research, demonstration, and training activities.
This platform supports:
By integrating enterprise with academic and research activities, TCoEFS ensures operational resilience and long-term impact.
Enterprise revenues support Centre operations and reduce dependence on external funding cycles.
Students gain real-world agricultural enterprise experience embedded within academic programmes.
Production systems provide live validation environments for applied research outputs.
Demonstration farms serve as knowledge transfer hubs for local farmers and stakeholders.
Enterprise models strengthen TCoEFS positioning as a self-sustaining centre of excellence.

The Centre's enterprise model supports: