Farmer resorts to green maize, making four times profit as compared to grains
Part of Kennedy Njoroge’s maize farm intercropped with french beans. The farmer is drawing water from the nearby stream to water the farm where he
Part of Kennedy Njoroge’s maize farm intercropped with french beans. The farmer is drawing water from the nearby stream to water the farm where he
Workers winnowing amaranth grains. Photo courtesy. An amaranth farmer from Western Kenya is banking on the increasing demand for the crop’s grains to up her
Maize farmers can now sell their produce to the National Cereals and Produce Board following a directive issued on 10th January by Kenyan President Uhuru
Flourishing water hyacinth in Nairobi Dam. The sea weed is now used by Kenyan farmers as the best substrate to grow oyster mushroom. Photo courtesy.
Florence Anyona, a kale farmer in Kisii cannot sell her crop due to infestation by aphids and leaf miners which have reduced the quality of
Chia seeds packed in sacks. There is need for more farmers to grow the crop sparked by rise in demand in both local and international
A chick agriprenuer rearing laying hens is achieving more than 70 per cent hatching rate as opposed to buying the eggs for artificial incubation. In
Lawrence Njoroge, broccoli farmer from Lari holding harvested broccolis. He has already matured crops but he is facing market challenges. Photo courtecy. A 19 year
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