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James Muhoro

James Muhoro, the Field Operation Director in-charge of macadamia and peanut programme at Batian Limited.

| Francis Mureithi | Nation Media Group

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What it takes to reap big from peanuts

By  Francis Mureithi

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • James Muhoro is the Field Operation Director in-charge of macadamia and peanut programme at Batian Ltd, which processes the two nuts. 
  • He spoke to Seeds of Gold on how smallholder farmers can reap from both macadamia and peanuts.

When it comes to export of nuts, macadamia is the most popular. Paint a picture of the groundnuts situation

Most of the groundnuts consumed locally come from Uganda and Malawi, which means there is a huge gap that local farmers need to fill.

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