Farmers living in frost-prone areas can reduce losses due to dehydration by growing susceptible crops in sunken seedbeds, whose soil is warmer than the surface.
Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) has promised to pay farmers no less than 50 per cent of their deliveries as monthly payments with the balance
The government through the ministry of agriculture has ordered the New KCC to pay dairy farmers Sh33 per litre up from Sh25, representing an increase
Kenyan farmers will now be able to access Aflasafe, a natural product that fights aflatoxin at Sh201 a kilo following a contract between the government
Kenyan avocado traders exporting the fruit to China are set to enjoy export duty levy cut from 30 to seven per cent by the Asian
The national government is set to establish a livestock Embryo Transfer (ET) facility courtesy of a grant from the Polish government in a bid to
Snail farming is not yet very popular in Kenya, but it has been there in other countries for years. For instance, in the USA they
Horticultural farmers can now control up to five common crop pests and minimise the cost of production by a single application of a combined fungi-based
In January 2020, FarmBizAfrica is opening its new business club for entrepreneurial farmers, providing free and subsidised business support. To help your business soar, FarmBiz
Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University (JOUUST) through Africa Center of Excellence in Sustainable use of Insects as Food and Feeds (INSEFOODS) is seeking farmers to rear
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