Featured Guide on how to raise funds for your agribusiness
We have had the opportunity to work with a great many businesses, nonprofits, and government entities that are making significant impacts within the good food...
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You are looking for agriculture funding, here are some leads
It’s no secret that farming is a highly capital intensive business and if you are a farmer looking for funding to start or expand your...
Featured Tea Farmers now prefer KTDA to multinationals
An estimated 1,000 smallholder tea farmers have ditched multinationals for the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA). The farmers have been enrolled back to the KTDA-managed...
Featured Are we safe from sprayed tomatoes?
In the last recent past, we have witnessed the deaths of some high-profile Kenyans due to cancer. As a result, the statement “Farmers are killing...
Featured Ban of trading in donkey products a blow to China
Donkey farmers and owners in Kenya can finally celebrate as the government has banned the slaughter and sale of donkey meat and products in the...
Featured BT cotton could revive the dead textile industry in Kenya
Busia County, Kenya: Cotton farming was once Busia Country’s main foreign exchange earner. But, with its collapse in 1980s due to a number of reasons,...
Featured Women in agriculture and the challenges they face
Women engaging in agribusiness in Africa face a lot of challenges that hinder their growth. According to Beatrice Gakuba the Executive Director of African Women...
Featured Nakuru county launches land rehabilitation project
The County Government of Nakuru in Collaboration with the National Government and World Bank, under the National Agriculture and Rural Inclusive Growth Project (NARIGP), will...
Featured KTDA rejects reforms committee fronted by Munya
The Kenya Tea Development Authority (KTDA) has once again turned to the courts to throw a spanner in the tea reforms by Agriculture CS Peter...
Featured Irrigation authority seeks more money for Galala Kulalu project
The National Irrigation Authority (NIA) requires about Sh700 million to complete phase one of the Galana/Kulalu Food Security Project, the National Development Implementation Technical Committee...