Caeser Enterprises Ltd started in 2013 in Uganda with the focus on women and youth in agriculture. Our purpose has always been to use agricultural technologies that can save time and energy spent on the farms for women and the youth which would otherwise be used for other economic activities. Caeser enterprises ltd offers on-farm technology demonstrations for inputs supplied which in turn offer them a practical and hands-on learning experience that leads to better farm results. Some of the technologies that we deal in include irrigation equipment, maize shellers, hermetic bags, ox ploughs, improved seeds, collapsible dryer cases, storage cribs, tarpaulins for post-harvest handling purposes, etc. Our field staff comprise of more than 60% women work force since our main focus is on women and youth empowerment. For more impact on ground, our field staff offer agricultural extension services on how to use technologies, radio programmes, on-farm demonstration plots and agricultural equipment and technology installation. We also train and offer technologies for value addition on farm produce.

Our company empowers its technical team to help farmers implement good agronomic practices for increased productivity while offering technical support through natural resource management and climate change resilience. The principal business units are agricultural technologies, extension services, improved seeds and environmentally friendly agrochemicals among others.

Caeser Enterprises Ltd partners with local farmers, Local Governments and Central Government departments to implement development projects in agriculture in the Districts of Kasese, Bundibugyo, Bunyangabu, Kamwenge, Isingiro, Kyegegwa, Kagadi, Kyenjojo, Kitagwenda, Rubanda, Kabale, Rukiga, Mbale, Bukwo, Lyantonde, Ntungamo, Mubende, Kyotera and Kassanda. We have registered and full-fledged offices in Kasese District.

The company is registered and inspected regularly by the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries to maintain standard operating procedures. It has also implemented projects funded by World Bank like the Agriculture Cluster Development Project (ACDP). The company's turnover for the past five (05) years averaged four (04) billion Ugandan shillings. The company projects a turnover of nine (09) billion Ugandan shillings and a reach of about four thousand (400,000) farmers by 2029. We deal in post-harvest technology (hermetic bags, tarpaulins, collapsible dryer cases, maize shellers and grain storage cribs) for grain post-harvest handling among others. We also have garden tools (ox ploughs, knapsack sprayers, secateurs, pruning saws), hybrid seeds and Irrigation technology, etc.