Month: July 2025
Lemon Verbena Farming in Kenya
Lemon verbena (Aloysia citrodora), a perennial shrub with a vibrant citrus aroma, is a high-value crop for Kenyan farmers due to its growing demand in tea, culinary, cosmetic, and medicinal markets. Renowned for its intense lemon flavor in teas, desserts, perfumes, and herbal remedies for digestion and stress relief, lemon verbena is increasingly popular in …
Sustainable Lavender Farming in Kenya
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), a perennial herb from the mint family, is a high-value crop for Kenyan farmers due to its fragrant flowers and essential oils, which are in high demand in cosmetic, aromatherapy, and culinary markets. Its soothing scent and therapeutic properties make it a favorite in urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu for …
Turn Soil Into Gold with Turmeric Farming
Turmeric (Curcuma longa), a perennial rhizome with a vibrant golden color and potent anti-inflammatory properties, is a high-value crop for Kenyan farmers due to its soaring demand in culinary, medicinal, and cosmetic markets. Renowned for its use in curries, teas, supplements, and skincare products, turmeric is increasingly popular in urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, and …
Coffee Farmers Oppose Direct Settlement System, Fear Cooperative Collapse
In Summary Coffee farmers in Murang’a, Kirinyaga, and Nyeri oppose Direct Settlement System (DSS). DSS mandates direct mobile payments, bypassing cooperative societies. Farmers argue it threatens cooperative roles in inputs, training, and credit. Concerns include potential exploitation, debt repayment delays, and reduced farmer unity. Government softens stance after protests, with consultations ongoing. Stakeholders aim for …
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Kenya Drafts Policy to Streamline Agricultural Financing, Subsidies
In Summary Government drafts policy to reform agricultural financing and subsidy programs. Targets registration of 1.4 million poor farmers for efficient input distribution. Aims to address inefficiencies, leakages, and misallocation in subsidy delivery. Digital tools like KIAMIS to enhance transparency and targeting. Policy aligns with Kenya’s goal to boost food security and farmer incomes. Stakeholder …
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Turn 60 Days into Profit with Spring Onions
Spring onion (Allium fistulosum), also known as green onion or bunching onion, is a high-value crop for Kenyan farmers due to its rapid growth and widespread demand in culinary and fresh produce markets. Valued for its mild, versatile flavor in salads, stir-fries, and garnishes, spring onion is a staple in urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, …
Indigenous Maize Makes Comeback in Homa Bay
In Summary Indigenous maize varieties gain traction in Homa Bay for resilience and taste. Farmers report yields of 2–3 tonnes per hectare, maturing in 2.5 months. Varieties resist pests, diseases, and drought, requiring no fertilizers. Challenges include high seed costs and limited market access. County supports adoption through Kigoto Maize Mill and subsidies. Push for …
Nakuru County Crafts Agroecology Policy to Boost Food Security
In Summary Nakuru County develops agroecology policy to promote sustainable farming. Policy aims to enhance food security, reduce malnutrition, and protect environment. Focus on eco-friendly practices like crop rotation and biopesticides. Over 70% of Nakuru’s land is agriculturally productive, supporting 2 million people. Policy involves farmers, extension officers, and inter-departmental collaboration. Implementation to align with …
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Government Sets New Wheat Prices for 2025/2026 Season
In Summary Government sets new minimum wheat prices for 2025/2026 season. Grade 1 wheat (bushel weight 78+) priced at KSh 4,750 per 90kg bag. Grade 2 wheat (bushel weight 75–77.9) set at KSh 4,650 per 90kg bag. Grade 3 wheat to be sold on a willing buyer–willing seller basis. Prices reflect production costs, aim to …
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Govt Approves Sugarcane Price Hike: Farmers Get Sh5,750 per Tonne
In Summary Government increases sugarcane price by Sh250 to Sh5,750 per tonne. New price, follows April–June market review. Second price hike in 2025, totaling Sh500 per tonne since April. Aims to improve farmer earnings and revive sugar industry. Millers directed to comply and ensure timely payments. Farmers welcome move but seek solutions for delayed payments. …
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B Cock 2.5LB jogoo jembe Original price was: KSh 3,000.00.KSh 2,200.00Current price is: KSh 2,200.00. -
Pepino Melon Seedlings Original price was: KSh 250.00.KSh 150.00Current price is: KSh 150.00. -
Ridomil Gold 250g Original price was: KSh 1,800.00.KSh 1,460.00Current price is: KSh 1,460.00. -
Mulberry Seedlings Original price was: KSh 350.00.KSh 200.00Current price is: KSh 200.00. -
Red Creole Onion Price range: KSh 1,800.00 through KSh 6,500.00 -
French Beans (Mishiri) 100g Original price was: KSh 1,130.00.KSh 950.00Current price is: KSh 950.00. -
Grafted Pixie Orange Seedlings Original price was: KSh 350.00.KSh 250.00Current price is: KSh 250.00. -
Jackfruit Seedlings Original price was: KSh 850.00.KSh 500.00Current price is: KSh 500.00. -
Soil Testing Original price was: KSh 6,500.00.KSh 4,500.00Current price is: KSh 4,500.00. -
Pears Seedlings Original price was: KSh 600.00.KSh 500.00Current price is: KSh 500.00.