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Ruto encourages farmers to set their own maize prices, insists government will offer Sh 4000 per 90 kg bag

adminOct 31, 20230

President William Ruto has offered assurance to local farmers, expressing the government’s readiness to purchase their maize. Ruto has confirmed that the National Cereals and

Exploring the advantages of sweet potatoes: 8 reasons to include them in your diet

adminOct 31, 2023October 31, 20230

Sweet potatoes, with their deliciously sweet flavor and vibrant orange hue, are not only a delightful addition to your plate but also a nutritional powerhouse.

African Conference on Agricultural Technology tackles food security challenges and youth engagement

adminOct 31, 20230

The African Conference on Agricultural Technology (ACAT) has commenced in the nation, gathering agricultural experts, policymakers, and practitioners from across the African continent to address

KALRO initiates avocado seedling multiplication to boost European market prospects

adminOct 30, 20230

The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) has launched an ambitious project aimed at expanding avocado production to tap into the lucrative European market.

Climate change: Experts convene in Nairobi to explore contemporary approaches for food security

adminOct 24, 20230

Government and non-government representatives are set to convene in Nairobi during the 7th Agro-Food Pack Exhibition, aiming to address concerns related to food security. This

Farmers’ September loan uptake declines slightly: CBK report

adminOct 11, 20230

Various obstacles, including high interest rates, the absence of collateral, and concerns about the consequences of default, are preventing farmers from accessing credit, despite the

Sugarcane farmers to receive outstanding payments in three months

adminOct 11, 20230

Sugarcane farmers in the western part of the country, who are collectively owed nearly Sh2 billion by public millers, will soon receive their outstanding payments

Young scientist’s ambitious plan: Creating cough syrup from snail mucus

adminOct 6, 2023October 6, 20230

A great relief for Kenyans as a group of researchers from Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology (JKUAT) is set to come up with

Government bans maize, wheat imports to protect local farmers

adminOct 6, 20230

FARMER’S SUPPORT President William Ruto has outlined measures aimed at protecting local farmers and ensuring price stability. He emphasized that the government will only consider

Horticultural exports rise to 29-month high due to increased demand

adminOct 4, 2023October 4, 20230

Recent data released by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) highlights a remarkable uptick in Kenya’s horticultural exports for July, breaking the 29-month record, owing

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Ruto encourages farmers to set their own maize prices, insists government will offer Sh 4000 per 90 kg bag

Exploring the advantages of sweet potatoes: 8 reasons to include them in your diet

African Conference on Agricultural Technology tackles food security challenges and youth engagement

KALRO initiates avocado seedling multiplication to boost European market prospects

Climate change: Experts convene in Nairobi to explore contemporary approaches for food security

Farmers’ September loan uptake declines slightly: CBK report

Sugarcane farmers to receive outstanding payments in three months

Young scientist’s ambitious plan: Creating cough syrup from snail mucus

Government bans maize, wheat imports to protect local farmers

Horticultural exports rise to 29-month high due to increased demand