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How To Farm
How to Invest in Long-Term Farming for a Secure Future
The agricultural sector has long been a cornerstone of economic stability and food security worldwide. In recent years, however, rising…
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Livestock Farming
How to Start a Thriving Kienyeji Chicken Farm
Kienyeji chicken, prized for their adaptability, taste, and resilience, offer a valuable opportunity for rural communities to generate income and…
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Sustainable Farming
How to Transplant Avocado Seedlings the Right Way
Avocados are not only a delicious addition to our meals, but they also make for beautiful, lush trees when grown…
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Vegetable Farming
How to Use the El Nino Rains in Kenya to Make Money from Farming
In Kenya, there’s a great opportunity for smart farmers right now—growing beans during the El Niño rains. A 90kg bag…
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Sustainable Farming
Elnino: Kenya to experience “Significant” rains
In a recent turn of events, President William Ruto revealed that Kenya would not experience the anticipated El-Nino rains, as…
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Money and Investment Tips
Kenya’s Rich Farmers: The Crops That Drive Their Success
In every hometown, there are those farmers who seemingly possess the Midas touch. These farmers have figured a way out…
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How To Farm
How to Make the Most of El Niño Rains in Kenya
Kenya’s agriculture is highly dependent on the two primary rainy seasons: the long rains, which occur from March to May,…
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Sustainable Farming
How to Protect Your Avocado Farm from Monkey Intruders
Avocado farming can be a rewarding venture, but it comes with its own set of challenges, including dealing with unwelcome…
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How To Farm
Azolla Farming in Kenya: How to Grow and Feed Livestock
Azolla is a free-floating aquatic fern that is native to tropical and subtropical regions. It is a fast-growing plant that…
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How To Farm
Why Farming is a Good Investment for the Future
The cost of food in Kenya and the world is on the rise. This is due to a number of…
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