Maize, the alien staple food that locked Africa’s farmers into low yields
Kenya remains hooked on a staple food forced on the population by British colonialists, as climate change and research show it is becoming increasingly unsuited
Kenya remains hooked on a staple food forced on the population by British colonialists, as climate change and research show it is becoming increasingly unsuited
By George Munune, FarmBizAfrica.com The Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA) on Thursday (19th September 2024) issued a statement that the KS1758 horticulture standard, which lays
Between June 2017 and July 2018, Lamech Victorious lay broke and bedridden after suffering 30 per cent burns on his body. He didn’t know it
In January 2020, FarmBizAfrica opened its new business club for entrepreneurial farmers, FarmBiz Society, providing free and subsidised business support. For the first 20 members
Farmbiz Society is a business club for entrepreneurial farmers providing free and subsidised business support to our members. Our main purpose is to help our
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
A group of five single women who benefitted from an organic farming training have managed to build two day care schools in Ruiru at an
Traditionally used for pooling resources for social support, chama savings groups in western Kenya have now moved to pooling labour on farms, cutting labour costs
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