Migori man finds solace in agriculture after quitting city life
Over a decade ago, 66-year-old economist John Magaiwa made a life-changing decision when he quit his 40-year stay in the city and retired to the village in Migori County to
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Agriculture
Alarm raised over political interference in the tea sector
Reforms in the tea sector initiated by the government have brought a lot of advantages to the stakeholders, especially the farmers who for the past one year have been receiving
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Varsity promotes farming through radio programme
Egerton University has launched a radio programme offering agricultural extension services targeting more than 200,000 small-holder farmers in Nakuru and neighbouring counties. The initiative aim at providing need and demand based
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NGO launches 5-year project plan to increase coffee production
A nongovernmental organisation, Solidaridad, has partnered with Bungoma County government to undertake a five year project that is envisaged to increase coffee production. The project aims at making Bungoma farmers more resilient to
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CS Chelugui urges residents to venture into dairy farming
Co-operatives Development Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui has challenged Baringo residents to venture into the lucrative dairy farming business. Chelugui noted that the highland parts of the county from Eldama Ravine, Torongo,
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