Govt promises Sh80 per kilogram coffee minimum buying price
The government has set the minimum buying price of coffee from farmers at Sh80 a kilogram to protect farmers from fluctuating coffee prices. In the
The government has set the minimum buying price of coffee from farmers at Sh80 a kilogram to protect farmers from fluctuating coffee prices. In the
The Inter African Coffee Organisation (IACO) in partnership with Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International (CABI) and the International Coffee Organization (ICO) has launched USD950
Nyamira County residents are turning to pawpaw farming to top up earnings from bananas to shield themselves against coffee losses resulting from poor markets and
ABB Ability Smart Sensor Leading agribusiness, Olam International, is digitalizing its operations with the ABB Ability Smart Sensor, fitting the pocket-sized smart sensor in some
Nescafe Plan Launch in Bungoma. Photo courtesy. Over 18,000 coffee farmers from Western and Central regions of Kenya are set to receive training and technical
Asparagus vegetable. France and the UK are the primary markets for fresh vegetable produce from the Kenya. Photo courtesy. Kenyan fresh produce exporters are set to
Nyangaresi Nyamira turns passion fruit bushes at James Kiriago’s farm at Magwagwa, Nyamira County. Kiriago is making more money from the passion fruits unlike the
Fleciah Wambui Kinyua, a former civil servant at the Ministry of Health who was among the 25,783 civil servants who were retrenched in 2000 is
Coffee farmers will start supplying their produce to the Kirinyaga coffee mill after the Sh100m factory owned by the Kirinyaga County Cooperative Farmers Union received
Coffee farmer picking mature beries. Nestle Kenya Limited, a food and beverage company which manufactures Nescafé, Dolce Gusto, Zoégas and Nespresso among other brand products
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