Western farmers guard cultural identity with indigenous crop cultivation
A group of farmers in Western Kenya have embraced cultivation of indigenous crops in a bid to help preserve cultural identity, a move that has
A group of farmers in Western Kenya have embraced cultivation of indigenous crops in a bid to help preserve cultural identity, a move that has
The African Orphan Crops Consortium has initiated plans to research and develop over 100 more nutritious African crop species which were formerly neglected in a
Over 300 students from Father Makewa High School located in the arid Machakos district have never known hunger even as the school stands in an
A group of fourty farmers have found solace and market guarantee with passion farming in the wake of dwindling coffee and tea prices which has
Traditionally reduced to just carrying luggage and thus christened the beast of the desert, camel is emerging as an important animal among Kenyans and East
Kenya’s banana is now primed among leading commodities in returns to farmers both in the local and international markets overtaking traditional commodities, but the journey
Martin Wanjala has reared cattle all his life. But it was only recently that he started to make any money. The retired teacher has benefited
A group of researchers have been burning the midnight oil are using data collected over more than fifty years to determine the factors that result
In a bid to preserve the environment, farmers in the country are adopting a new form of farming that advocate for combined crop cultivation and
A unique palm tree located in one of Tanzania’s endangered forests is providing people living in the forests with alternative source of income and assisting
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