Prospective Irish potato farmers have been advised to time their crops for planting and harvesting during high demand such as the drought season between December
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 Lydia Gichuki Kenya is exporting just 30 per cent of its normal level of fresh produce exports during the Coronavirus pandemic, far below current
By George Munene Smallholder farmers who produce more than 70 per cent of the country’s food are now locked out of the Nairobi markets and
Brian Moseti Six years ago, Solomon Mulema was preparing to shut down his dairy farm in Vihiga County, after unsuccessfully trying to turn a profit
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
In offering farmers control over the price of their produce, a Telegram group, FarmerBot, is connecting more than 22,000 agro-producers to direct buyers. In 2017,
. In the highlands of Western Kenya, the impact of climate change is exacerbated by the proximity of Lake Victoria. Photo courtesy. The Kenya Agricultural
CentroFood industries, the manufacturer of a variety of branded products such as tomato sauce, chilli sauce, fruit jam, fruit juice and bottled mineral water is
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