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
Picture of Lisa Tiemann, MSU researcher collaborating with Egerton University Scholars in Soil Analysis in Western Kenya. Lisa Tiemann, a researcher from Michigan State University
Pictures showing the Arid and semi-arid region of Northern parts of Kenya. The Research by Egerton University led by Agro-Science Park Director Professor Paul Kimurto
We must move away from conventional monoculture-based industrial agriculture that relies heavily on external inputs, and transition towards sustainable and regenerative farming systems that prioritize
By George Munene According to Kenyan farmers consulted for the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) March 2023 Agriculture sector survey, 38 per cent highlighted lowering
A veterinary officer in the Mwingi area of Eastern Kenya is training farmers in the arid area to mitigate against changes in weather through pasture
By George Munene Eleven Kenyan mid-career women are among 49 African women selected as fellows in the first cohort of The Gender Responsive Agriculture Systems
Asmin Maslah, 31, an irrigation engineer has ventured into short season crops farming thanks to a government sponsored trip to Israel that equipped him with
In 2015, Ezekiel Muiruri resigned from his job as an accountant at a Nakuru based firm to fully venture into dairy and hay production after
Rabbit farmers can now produce a higher quality of meat and fur with a new high hygiene all-steel wire cage which does not harbor parasites
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