Scholar Kerubo Openda who got a government employment as a primary school teacher in 1997 for a salary of Sh5,800 then decided to venture in
One cucumber farmer from Kiambu County is betting on his nearness to the high-end vegetable outlets within Nairobi which he sauces before embarking on the
Peter Gitau planting a seedling during a practical training lesson in Israel. The young farmer has ventured in short-term crop production for quicker income.
A section of Daniel Njuguna’s celery greenhouse at Ihendu in Naivasha. The crops are ready for harverst. Photo courtesy. A farmer in Naivasha, Nakuru County
Kenyan cucumber farmers can earn more than 10 times by exporting their produce to Israel. A sharp rise in demand has led to price spikes
Scholar Kerubo who started farming on part-time in 2000 by brooding chicks in her small bedroom due to lack of space and resources has turned
Scholar Kerubo Openda who got a government employment as a primary school teacher in 1997 for a salary of Sh5,800 then decided to venture in
Part of Harrisom Muriuki’s onion farm at Karai in Naivaha. He has alredy harvested 1.5 tonnes of the crop and sill expecting to harvest one
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