Employer: GROOTS Kenya Location: Nairobi Job type: Contract About the position: GROOTS is a national movement of grassroots women-led community-based groups (CBOs) and Self Help
Coffee farmers, who face the removal this year of the main pesticide used to kill berry borers in coffee, are managing to reduce the borers
Kevin Onsongo, a farmer in Malindi credits okra for moving him from maize and cassava subsistence farming in 2021 to running a six-acre horticulture moneymaker.
A Makueni mum has lost 25 kgs of weight in 10 months by replacing red meat with African eggplants in her diet. According to a
Farmers growing high-value crops earn five times as much from the same land as millions more Kenyans who farm the traditional staples of maize, potatoes,
By Henry Jami Mang’eni Pioneering dairy companies are moving to reward farmers with bonuses for supplying clean milk that has a low number of bacteria and
Seed companies’ introduction of three new hybrid okra varieties into the Kenyan market has doubled the per acre yield for farmers from three to six
The market for Stevia is set to increase at three times the pace of most other herbs and spices in the next five years as
Quality milk companies are paying bonuses of up to 30 per cent to farmers for milk with exceptionally high-fat content and solids and low bacteria.
Coccidiosis is the major disease causing economic losses to rabbit farmers in Kenya. 79.4 per cent of farmers report their rabbits having been infected by
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