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Experts' take on issues troubling farmers Our experts provide feedback on issues that trouble farmers. Send your questions to [email protected]
Spiced-up business for youth growing herbs Helitech, which consists of 12 youths, grows herbs and adds value to the produce by drying and milling to end up with palatable products that fetch more cash
Farming and agribusiness news from around the country Brief news touching on farming and agribusiness from across the country
Agony for rice farmers as snails invade paddy fields Apple snails thrive in wet areas and rice paddies are their favourite, according to experts.
Sh37.5million programme set to boost women smallholder dairy farmers It seeks to put in place measures aimed at increasing milk production and enhancing supply of nutritional dairy products.
Staking tomato plants: When and how to do it This should be done three to four weeks after transplanting and then repeated depending on vegetative nature of the crop
Maina: Flower industry needs friendly government policies This year, immediately after a good Valentine’s Day, Covid-19 hit the markets, grounding produce as flights and countries shut.
Chinese farm in Kenya To serve the rising number of visitors from China, three investors from the Asian nation grow various crops in the country using their organic technology
Here’s how to improve efficiency in charcoal production and usage Improved earth and brick kilns and portable ones made from drums, can achieve more than 30 per cent conversion efficiency.
What floods taught me about a good fish pond Joseph Ouda is a retired security officer, who farms fish in three out of his six ponds in Alendu, Kisumu County, in an area that is prone to flooding.
