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By George Munene The Kenyan government will lease out idle land owned by Kenyan parastatals to private farmers in an...

By George Munene “Brokers tampering with weighing scales has always been an unfortunate part of the farming game in Kenya,...

Frus­trated with the poor re­turns from the tra­di­tional farm­ing of cer­eals, farm­ers in Siaya have dis­covered a gold­mine in morb­dick,...

A model that al­lows farm­ers to take quick in­formal loans and repay them without strin­gent re­pay­ment meas­ures like col­lat­eral is...

By George Munene By collecting in groups to purchase animal feed in bulk directly from producers small-scale farmers can enjoy...

By George Munene The average coffee price for a 60-kilogram bag of coffee has grown by 83 per cent from...

By George Munene The flooding of Ethiopian tomatoes into the Kenyan market has led to a halt in the good...

By George Munene Heifer International, a multinational nonprofit that seeks to end hunger and poverty by investing in farmers is...

By George Munene Bryan Kwena has carved a niche for himself as the go-to guy for anyone sourcing sesame in...

By George Munene At just 29 years old Ted Gachanga has built a successful agribusiness—Sprout Organic—supplying value-added vermicompost and vermiliquid...