Significant volumes of farming produce are lost through after harvest operations; making farming an expensive venture./FARMBIZ AFRICA By Titus Kisangau, Communication Specialist. Low-income; and often
Farming can be a profitable and fulfilling activity for anyone with a commitment to pursue it as a career. For Florence Bonareri of Kilgoris, Narok
Jenifer Wanjiku of Micro Herbs Industries showcasing Giant Egyptian Pumpkin during Central Kenya ASK show in Nyeri. Micro Herbs Industries, professionals in organic and
SoilCares expert explaining to farmers how soil testing scanner works. The soil testing equipment including scanners use infrared and Xray technology and provides
Nelson Ngaara’s sweet potato farm with sprinklers open watering the crops. Sprinkler system are up to 15% more than the
Smallholder farmers in Kenya face many challenges during the dry season due to dwindling feed for their animals. Farmers usually lack good quality feed that
STRUCTURING GRAIN TRADE By Titus Kisangau and James Karuga Summary: EAGC G-Soko is among unique online platforms that is boosting regional trade and addressing post
Farmers growing Ex-Mukurweini potato variety stand high chance of benefiting from its multipurpose nature and double their income from selling
A variety of horticultural crops which can be grown for export by smallholder farmers to earn maximum returns. Smallholder farmers intending to reap maximum profits
Piglets eating from sweet potato vines. Pig feeds are expensive, taking up to 80 per cent of a farmer’s production costs. With
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