VERTICAL FARMING AND URBAN AGRICULTURE.

VERTICAL FARMING AND URBAN AGRICULTURE Vertical farming and urban agriculture are innovative approaches to cultivating crops in urban environments, addressing challenges related to space constraints, environmental impact, and food sustainability.…

FARM TO TABLE MOVEMENT, WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE YOUR OWN KITCHEN GARDEN

FARM TO TABLE MOVEMENT 1. Direct from the Farm: ๏‚ท Idea: Imagine your food taking a short trip from a nearby farm to your plate. ๏‚ท Good Stuff: ๏‚ท Extra…

INNOVATIONS IN CROP YIELD IMPROVEMENTS.NEED TO USE MODERN TECHNOLOGY IN CROP PRODUCTION

INNOVATIONS OF CROP YIELD IMPROVEMENT 1. Smart Farming: ๏‚ท Idea: Farms using smart tools for better crops. ๏‚ท Good Stuff: ๏‚ท Precise Planting: Tools help plant seeds just right. ๏‚ท…

Why farmers should embrace Agroforestry; importance of agroforestry

This is a farming system that combines the cultivation of crops or livestock with the intentional growth of trees on the same piece of land. This approach involves integrating trees…

Why farmers should embrace agritourism in kenya

Agritourism, short for agricultural tourism, is a type of tourism that involves visitors engaging in activities on a farm or agricultural setting. It offers people the opportunity to experience and…

Diversification in farming, the need for multiple farm practices

Farm diversification This refers to the practice of expanding the activities and income streams of a farm beyond traditional agricultural practices. Instead of relying solely on one type of crop…

Reasons why you should ensure your soil is healthy and the need of soil testing

IMPORTANCE OF SOIL HEALTH Soil health is of paramount importance for various reasons, as it plays a critical role in supporting ecosystems, agriculture, and overall environmental well-being. Here are some…

Villagers find Kienyeji vegetables a cash cow after ditching maize

Jane Mungโ€™ashia, a smallholder farmer in Wengondo, North Maragoli, is busy weeding her indigenous vegetables when the team arrives. Soon, a neighbour arrives to buy the produce she has grown…