Agriculture has been widely regarded as a fundamental pillar of the Kenyan economy since independence, with one in every two Kenyans employed in the field,
Agriculture is the backbone of the Kenyan economy, accounting for 30% of GDP, but we are a food-insecure country, relying on formal and illegal imports
The Kenya Bureau of Standards recently adopted five new standards to boost the safety and quality of food additives in the market. Kebs’ Managing Director
Kenya says it is prepared to meet Saudi Arabian authorities’ standards in order to recover one of the Middle East’s most profitable marketplaces. Kenyatta
The National Drought Management Authority (NDMA) has distributed kroiler chicks, solar panels, and incubators worth Kshs. 1.5 million to farmers in Tseikuru, Mwingi North in
An interim Sugarcane Pricing Committee constituted by the Ministry of Agriculture has approved an increase in the price of cane from the current Kshs. 3,
The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) and Nakuru County government have embarked on promoting proper agronomical practices that will enhance production of high yield and disease resistant
With increasing malnutrition and key nutrient deficiency of zinc, iron and vitamins in Western Kenya, occasioned by changing diets, a group of farmers are reversing