Caption for the landscape image: One pixie tree sparked a farming revolution in Makueni Saturday, October 03, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Aaron Ndisya Muthini, founder of Makueni-based consultancy Aaron Agronomy Services, which helps farmers build profitable agribusinesses. Photo credit: Pool By Margaret Maina Article Related When Aaron Ndisya finished secondary school in 2011, financial difficulties prevented him from going to university. As the eldest of four children, his parents could not afford to pay the tuition fees for all of them at the same time. Farmers double pixie profits through water harvesting Three months before the official harvesting season, Onesmus Mbutu's orchard is already bustling. By making use of rainwater harvesting and indigenous knowledge, he is earning double the market... PREMIUM From JKIA inspector to pixie farmer Agnes Mbithe traded her high-profile role at JKIA for early retirement to upscale a 5-acre pixie orchard. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Where did KRA’s 13,000 cargo tracking seals go? Transporters demand answers PREMIUM From green waste to gold: How Kiambu farmer makes organic fertiliser PREMIUM Nomads to farmers: Pastoralists are ditching livestock for solar farming PREMIUM My switch from potatoes to cabbage seedlings Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles Ebola: What new rules mean for Kenyans returning home for Christmas New rules outline mandatory screening, possible quarantine. Stones, stampede as goons raid United Opposition rally in Embu Muturi and Kivuti accuse government allies of political intimidation. PREMIUM Of Sifuna, Jason and improbable quests Like literary heroes, Sifuna is a man going on a journey, and he reminds one of the most interesting classic stories of impossible quests.
Farmers double pixie profits through water harvesting Three months before the official harvesting season, Onesmus Mbutu's orchard is already bustling. By making use of rainwater harvesting and indigenous knowledge, he is earning double the market...
PREMIUM From JKIA inspector to pixie farmer Agnes Mbithe traded her high-profile role at JKIA for early retirement to upscale a 5-acre pixie orchard.
Ebola: What new rules mean for Kenyans returning home for Christmas New rules outline mandatory screening, possible quarantine.
Stones, stampede as goons raid United Opposition rally in Embu Muturi and Kivuti accuse government allies of political intimidation.
PREMIUM Of Sifuna, Jason and improbable quests Like literary heroes, Sifuna is a man going on a journey, and he reminds one of the most interesting classic stories of impossible quests.
