A use for agricultural by-products
Redirecting cassava peels toward productive processing instead of unmanaged accumulation.
Cassava value creation
Cassava processing that creates commercial value.
Turning a challenging agricultural by-product into useful ingredients for feed mills and livestock feed producers.
Established in Iseyin
An early mover in cassava peel processing.
Patrick Stone Ventures began cassava peel processing operations with its first factory in Iseyin in 2018.
Cassava peels can accumulate around processing facilities in rural communities and become an environmental and waste-management concern. Our model gives that material a productive commercial route.
Today, the company processes and supplies cassava peel flour and cassava peel coarse or grits to small and large feed mills across Nigeria and the wider West African market.
- Cassava peel flour
- Cassava peel grits
- Potential use in fish and poultry feed formulations
- Current specifications available on request
Processing workflow
From by-product to useful ingredient.
Collected cassava peels are dried before being crushed in hammer mills. This produces a fine flour or coarse grit that can be supplied for suitable feed applications.
Product suitability remains subject to the buyer’s formulation and current specification.
- 01Cassava peel collectionPeels are gathered from cassava processing facilities.
- 02PreparationMaterial is prepared for controlled processing.
- 03DryingMoisture is reduced before milling.
- 04Hammer milling or grit productionPrepared as fine flour or coarse grits.
- 05Packaging and supplyPrepared for feed-value-chain buyers.
Value beyond the product
A model designed to benefit communities.
The founder’s vision connects resource recovery with enterprise and local work opportunities.
New commercial value
Creating saleable ingredients that connect cassava processors with feed-sector demand.
Local participation
Supporting gainful work opportunities for young people around collection and processing operations.
Frequently asked questions
Cassava peel processing and products.
Yes. Patrick Stone Ventures collects, prepares, dries and mills cassava peels in Nigeria into commercially useful products such as cassava peel flour and cassava peel grits. The company began cassava peel processing operations in Iseyin in 2018.
The workflow generally involves collecting cassava peels from processing activities, preparing and drying the material, processing it through hammer mills, and producing either fine cassava peel flour or coarse cassava peel grits for commercial supply.
The main difference is particle size. Cassava peel flour is processed into a finer material, while cassava peel grits are a coarser ingredient. The right option depends on the buyer's process, feed formulation and technical requirements.
Current technical specifications can be provided to prospective commercial buyers on request. Because agricultural products can vary between batches and supply periods, buyers should request the specification for the material currently being considered.
Source cassava peel products for your operation.
Contact our sales team for current specifications, packaging options and availability.