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PREMIUM From green waste to gold: How Kiambu farmer makes organic fertiliser

George Muturi’s enterprise operates as a closed-loop biorefinery, where nothing is discarded.


  1. PREMIUM Nomads to farmers: Pastoralists are ditching livestock for solar farming

    'We don't go to sleep hungry or depend on wild fruits as we used to.' — Ms Asha Guleid, Farmer

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  2. PREMIUM My switch from potatoes to cabbage seedlings

    After working in corporate business development, Wangari Ndung’u traded desk jobs for agriculture in Molo.

    Wangari Ndung'u
  3. PREMIUM How to keep your livestock productive

    Choosing suitable fodder, managing available feed efficiently and conserving surpluses can help reduce expenditure.

    Dr Leparmarai Paul
  4. Jonathan Mueke: Why every animal must have a digital identity

    No internet? No problem: Here is how Kenya's new livestock tracking app works offline

    Dr Kyalo Michael
  5. PREMIUM Njoro youth tap rabbit urine goldmine for extra income

    Sales of product in Nakuru County add value beyond just meat.

    Antony Muchira
  6. PREMIUM Why former matatu driver swapped the steering wheel for goat farming

    His herd has expanded to over 100 goats of the German Alpine and Toggenburg breeds, allowing him to milk 40 goats daily.

    Simon Ng’ang’a Wamsey
  7. PREMIUM How digital agro-shops are revolutionising rural farming

    The agritech solutions use geographical mapping and AI to deliver services at a fraction of traditional costs.

    Lydia Nzali
  8. PREMIUM Neighbours laughed at his pond, now they line up to buy his cat fish

    Abdullahi first started farming fish in 2019, but in 2023 he lost his stock to floods that devastated Garissa.

    Abdirahaman Abdullahi
  9. PREMIUM Inside soil mapping initiative to boost food security

    The project seeks to strengthen national soil information systems and promote the use of reliable soil data to improve soil fertility, agricultural productivity and resilience

    Dr Barrack Okoba
  10. PREMIUM How cow dung turned Nakuru farm into an energy powerhouse

    Johnstone Sang says that since installing his biogas system four years ago, he has never needed to refill his gas cylinders.

    Johnstone Sang
  11. PREMIUM How rising Lake Baringo waters are fuelling a tomato boom

    From classroom to tomato fields: Graduate finds opportunity in Baringo.

    Tomatoes
  12. PREMIUM How Laikipia abattoir is redefining beef production

    At Ongole Beef's primary production hub, a modern automated halal slaughterhouse is helping transform how livestock and beef products are handled.

    Rajab Hassan,
  13. PREMIUM From clothes shop to exporter, meet farmer making millions from avocados

    Mary Chege's ambitious vision is to create jobs for the youth.

    Mary Njeri Chege
  14. PREMIUM University of Nairobi student creates AI greenhouse that thinks for itself

    Young innovator turns greenhouse farming into smart, automated science.

    Walter Kisovi
  15. PREMIUM Inside the three-acre farm creating jobs for families in Lamu

    Samuel Muchoki grows a diverse and vibrant mix of crops including maize, tomatoes, amaranth, okra, kales and coriander among others.

    Samuel Muchoki Mbugua
  16. PREMIUM From six chickens to 3,000 birds! The secret to high-yield circular farming

    'Farmers do not necessarily need large tracts of land to establish productive agricultural enterprises. What matters is how effectively they utilise the resources available to them.' — Violet Rotich

    Violet Rotich
  17. PREMIUM Kenya is betting big on the Sh2.2bn national camel centre

    Camel milk fetches Sh180 to Sh200 per litre in urban markets, nearly triple the price of cow's milk.

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  18. PREMIUM How Nairobi rabbits are teaching pupils life skills

    St Jude Catholic School student Shelby Chebet's love for rabbits is growing into a future in law or agriculture.

    St Jude School, Donholm
  19. PREMIUM Retired teacher turns Hampshire sheep rearing into success

    From teacher to shepherd: How Patrick Ng’ang’a built a thriving sheep farm in Nakuru.

    Patrick Ng'ang'a,
  20. PREMIUM Why speciality teas are brewing Kenya’s new market opportunity

    Kenya's orthodox teas can now be used to attract new consumers.

    Chebango EPZ Tea Company Limited
  21. PREMIUM How farmers are now learning in a digital revolution

    Farming lessons have moved from word of mouth to the screen.

    Homa Bay Farmers
  22. PREMIUM The samaki cookie revolution: Tackling malnutrition with value-added business

    EcoAfia Initiative processes locally available fish, cassava, moringa, groundnuts, cashew nuts, coconut and baobab into fortified food products.

    fish snacks
  23. PREMIUM Why I ditched potatoes for tree tomato fruits

    Josphat Kipkurui turned half an acre into a Sh600,000 yearly harvest.

    Josphat Kipkurui Ngetich
  24. PREMIUM How to produce premium beef through smart farming and data

    Here is how livestock traceability in Laikipia is reshaping Kenya’s meat industry.

    Ongole Beef Farm
  25. PREMIUM One pixie tree sparked a farming revolution in Makueni

    As the eldest of four children, his parents could not afford to pay the tuition fees for all of them at the same time.

    Aron Ndisya Muthini
  26. PREMIUM From waste to wardrobe: Rabbit skins find new life in fashion

    Fur for the future: How Sharon Mwangi transforms rabbit skins.

    Sharon Mwangi
  27. PREMIUM Muranga's Kiganda becomes Africa’s first certified coffee estate

    The estate employs soil testing, biological pest control and nitrogen-fixing shade trees.

    Kiganda Farm
  28. PREMIUM How agroecology is transforming farming in drylands

    In drylands, zero- or minimum-tillage and organic mulching help retain soil moisture and sustain biological activity.

    Dr Harun Warui,
  29. PREMIUM Makueni teacher couple invests in dryland milk production

    Ndangili and Mueni abandoned maize for dairy farming after repeated losses.

    Michael Ndangili