Nyamira County farmer James Mocheche stands beside tephrosia vogelii tree, whose roots he says, discourage moles from destroying maize and sweet potatoes . Farmers are
A University of Nebraska diagram showing the features of the fall army worm. Photo by University of Nebraska. Global agriculture stakeholders meeting in Nairobi
Pineapple ready for sale. The local and international market is a glowing opportunity for Kenyan pineapple farmers. Photo by Huffington Post. The suppressed production of
Farmers at the background admire red cabbage at the Nyeri ASK Show Ground in 2016. Cabbage sellers in Busia town are making close to three
A man carries a 90kg maize bag. Maize prices may continue rising with the invasion of the FAW despite the rains. Photo by The Star.
Sesame (simsim) on dough balls, an application in the baking industry. Mpeketoni farmer relies on this crop for during drought. Photo by Epicurious. While other
Watermelon slicing for consumption. Simple multiple knocks can tell a mature ripe watermelon read for harvesting. Photo by Encyclopaedia Britanica Kids With multiple knocks, farmers
Muia Kusenga with Festus Mutemi. The farm has more than 10 trenches ans a tank that store water for irrigation for more than three months.
Kakamega Prisons officer Fredrick Misoi inspects fodder grass. The rains may cause a drop in milk yield in weeks. Photo by Laban Robert The onset
Farmers in a rice field. AATF has come up with rice that can be grown in highlands. Photo courtesy. Farmers could soon grow rice away
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