By George Munene According to the Kenya Agricultural and Research Organisation (KALRO) with proper modalities, farmers can fetch up to Sh1.8 million annually rearing silkworms
By George Munene “If I had 75 cows they would produce an average of 10-20 liters of milk per day, that same number of camels
Integrated pest management practice is one of the most effective ways of controlling the invasion of the fall army worm (FAW), which is threatening food
With the growing population and consumption of chickens globally, these birds have become a major agribusiness venture with investments ranging from a few shillings into
Farmers, who gradually introduce new feeds to livestock, have sustained yields during and after the transition period. Instant change of feed brand for whatever reason
Poor timing and entry of middlemen in the supply chain are chopping off more than 40 per cent of the farmer’s earnings from snap peas
One agripreneur is capturing the rising craze for healthy foods instead of synthetic mineral supplements by wadding into amaranth seeds, a crop fought by many
Ponds fed with human urine generate food for fish faster by four days, while saving farmers at least 24kg of commercial fertiliser required after every
Organic agriculture is not only capable of generating comparable yields, but also producing more income and health benefits for farmers than conventional methods according to
Instead of waiting so long for planned agricultural events like field open days, annual Agricultural Society (ASK) shows and agricultural trade fairs, some groups of
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