Machakos farmer embraces bees for climate change resilience
A farmer in the arid Matungulu, Machakos County is shielding himself from dry spells by embracing climate-resilient farming like beekeeping and has become a model to
A farmer in the arid Matungulu, Machakos County is shielding himself from dry spells by embracing climate-resilient farming like beekeeping and has become a model to
By George Munene The Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) and Jaick Agricultural Produce, an exporter of organic strawberries have opened a farmer
By George Munene Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa have not yet fully exploited the potential of root and tuber crops in their contribution to people’s diets,
By George Munene According to the Fresh Produce consortium of Kenya (FPCK), exporters of fresh agricultural produce from Kenya have lost Sh 500 million and
Small-scale farmers must first identify the market for goods they intend to produce to avoid surplus and competition that lead to low prices. Charles Odida,
Tired of unscrupulous middlemen who buy their potato at a low price and selling at a higher cost made potato farmers in Shamata area in
By George Munene Makueni-based agro-processing company Burton and Bamber Ltd which works with farmers from Makueni and Kitui counties to secure a market for their
By George Munene According to players in the onion agri sub-sector, it is more profitable for small-scale farmers to harvest and sell their onions even
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
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