Farmers can boost their livestock’s nutritional content by up to 60 per cent by growing various sets of easy-to-grow shrub feeds, unlike the less productive
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
Hilly terrain and heavy rains especially during the long rains have been every farmer’s nightmare as soil erosion continues unabated carrying with it soil nutrients
As cropping seasons determine what yields farmers will get due to the amount of rain, farmers are alternating maize cultivation with chicken pea and ensuring
By the Farmbiz Team FarmBiz Africa is today launching a competition to find Africa’s top farming innovators in vertical sack farming, with a prize of
By Jolene Njambi With flour shortages looming, and many vegetables lending themselves to flour milling, in addition to maize, setting up a farm-based milling can
By Brian Moseti After a disappointing stint trying to commercially raise chicken, Glady’s Wangui made a turnaround to focus on exotic birds, a decision that
The United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) is funding Sh425m for farmers’ training across East Africa over the next three years to position more smallholders
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