Here are five major steps to a thriving vegetable farm
Horticulture is undoubtedly one of the surest ways of turning fortunes in Kenya. Many self-made millionaires in agribusiness owe their success to horticulture.
Read moreHorticulture is undoubtedly one of the surest ways of turning fortunes in Kenya. Many self-made millionaires in agribusiness owe their success to horticulture.
Read moreIn Kenya, areas that avocados thrive include Embu, Meru and Kisii which happen to be the largest producers of the produce for export and domestic market.
Read moreAgriculture is undoubtedly as intricate as it is a noble art. The working of the soil is the heart and soul of industrialisation, as well as the day to day fuel that runs an economy.
Read moreBiogas is generated by decomposing biodegradable wastes under airtight condition. We often use cow dung, but alternatives such as pig and chicken wastes are quickly gaining popularity.
Read moreRain-fed agriculture is becoming increasingly unreliable especially in the drier areas where the issue is more about getting any water, than it is about managing the water resources.
Read moreThe contract farming system entails a production model in which farmers and buyers partner to carry out a certain agricultural enterprise under pre-determined terms.
Read moreAmaranths; also known as Terere or Mchicha; is a common delicacy in most urban centres in Kenya. Its place among indigenous vegetables is undisputable.
Read moreVetiver is a type of grass adopted globally for land reclamation purposes. It originated from India. It is tough; with course roots that penetrate up to four meters...
Read moreThe plastic film technology; also known as plastic mulch technology is an incredibly effective technology which is highly reputed in various parts of the world.
Read moreKenya is considered one of the best places in the globe to grow grapes because of the cool climates. The warm days, cool nights, volcanic soils & moderate rainfall...
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