Inside boran cattle embryo deal South Africa imported its first Boran cattle embryos from Ol Pejeta Conservancy in 1994 and the animal's population has grown to at least 40,000.
Inside boran cattle embryo deal South Africa imported its first Boran cattle embryos from Ol Pejeta Conservancy in 1994 and the animal's population has grown to at least 40,000.
Exporting livestock, a fraudsters’ playground Experience in the last few months has left no doubt that a large number of Kenyans believe fraud is business and derive livelihoods from it
Tomato processor promises more earnings for farmers Governor Ann Waiguru says farmers in Kirinyaga will be the biggest beneficiaries of the agro-industrial city as it will have a tomato processor
Vegetable growing helps battle effects of climate change Maendeleo group in Siaya County has embraced the technology of fuel efficient burners instead of the traditional jikos that use a lot of charcoal and firewood.
Livestock diseases to look out for Our biggest hindrance to trade in livestock is foot and mouth disease.
Young innovators feted at 2023 AYuTe Africa challenge The programme is sponsored by Heifer International in partnership with E4Impact Entrepreneurship Centre, Mastercard Community Pass, Astral Aerial and Advanta Seeds.
Kisumu to host regenerative agriculture conference The event will bring together key stakeholders in regenerative agriculture including county governments, non-profits, donors and researchers.
Why African smallholder farmers reject AGRA’s Dar food forum More than 80 per cent of households in the Kenyan highlands were using hybrid seeds from formal sources by the late 2000s
Yes, Kenya can be free of foot and mouth disease With goodwill, Kenya has all it takes to plan and achieve the same success as Botswana.
Millers to start producing blended flour in November Sorghum, cassava, millet and sweet potatoes with either maize or wheat.
