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FarmBiz TV:Pixie fruit earns Sh600k per season, with all-year round ready market

pexels photo 327098 CopyBy John Matava

The citrus Pixie fruit is gaining popularity both in the local and international market. From a tree’s fourth year, it can produce 60 kgs of fruit a season. With 100 trees, a farmer can expect an average of 6000kgs per season, retailing at a farm price of Sh100 per kilo, to generate Sh600,000 per season. For pixie seedlings contact Antony Mutua on +254 (0) 702 348 601.

 

 

 

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