Effects of covid-19 on poultry business in Trans Nzoia
On a given day in her poultry business, Mrs. Pacifica Ombachi could get up to Sh. 4,000 in a day. She would sell at least 10 trays of eggs and
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Features
Demand for indigenous vegetables soar as residents grapple with Covid- 19 economic shocks
As Kenyans grapple with economic shocks following outbreak and spread of coronavirus pandemic heavy rains witnessed in Nakuru have come with sorts of relief following increased supply of African Indigenous
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Making millions through Agriculture
She has never been formally employed, but through agriculture she made her first million, went down after a dalliance with politics and is now looking forward to becoming a millionaire
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Gloom, desolation as IDPs face eviction from farm
Inside his dimly lit worn out tent at Muhu Farm, 88-year-old, Joseph Thuku mulls his next move after being ‘ordered’ to vacate from a place he has known as his
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Farmers turning to the ‘wonder’ grass to restore soil fertility and feed their animals
For years, thousands of acres of land at Baraka range on the slopes of Kuresoi North have been washed away by rain water from the highlands, transforming the once fertile
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