Kazuri Beans 2Kg

Elevate your farm with Seed Farm’s premium Kazuri Beans Seeds 2kg in Kenya! This high-yielding, nutrient-rich variety from Simlaw Seeds is a game-changer, offering farmers profitability through its drought tolerance and strong market demand.

Origin of Kazuri Beans and Introduction to Kenya
Developed by Simlaw Seeds, Kazuri beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are a Kenyan-bred variety designed for local agro-ecological zones. Introduced to enhance food security, Kazuri’s low moisture needs and nutritional profile make it a staple for farmers in medium, dryland, and lowland areas.

Varieties of Kazuri Beans in Kenya
Kazuri is a distinct variety:

• Kazuri: Iron- and zinc-fortified, low-acid beans, maturing in 75–80 days, ideal for dryland farming.

• Related Varieties: Nyota and KAT B1 complement Kazuri for diverse soil and rainfall conditions.
  Kazuri’s resilience ensures top market performance.

Favorable Growing Conditions for Kazuri Beans in Kenya
Kazuri thrives in varied climates, especially dry regions.

Climate

• Temperature: Optimal range of 15–30°C.

• Rainfall: Requires 600–1,000 mm annually, tolerating low moisture.

Regions in Kenya
Kazuri excels in:

• Eastern Kenya (Machakos, Kitui, Makueni)

• Rift Valley (Baringo, Nakuru)

• Central Kenya (Thika, Murang’a)

Soil Requirements

• Soil Type: Well-drained loamy or sandy soils high in organic matter.

• pH: 6.0–7.0.

Step-by-Step Guide to Planting Kazuri Beans Seeds

1. Land Preparation: Plough and harrow; add manure and test soil.

2. Sowing Seeds: Sow 5–7 cm deep, spaced 50×10 cm; use 25–30 kg seeds per acre.

3. Plant Population: A 2kg packet plants ~1/12 acre, yielding ~150–225 kg.

4. Planting Procedure: Place 1–2 seeds per hole, cover with soil, and water lightly.

Care and Maintenance of Kazuri Beans Plants

1. Irrigation: Water sparingly, relying on Kazuri’s drought tolerance; use drip irrigation in dry spells.

2. Fertilization: Apply DAP at planting; top-dress with NPK after 3 weeks.

3. Weeding: Weed twice to reduce competition.

4. Pest and Disease Management: Control bean weevils and rust with organic pesticides like neem oil.

Expected Yield

• Per Acre: Yields 1,800–2,700 kg (20–30 bags of 90 kg) in 75–80 days.

• Per 2kg Seeds: Expect 150–225 kg, fetching KSh 173–196 per kg (retail, ~US$1.25–1.41).

Uses of Kazuri Beans
Kazuri beans are cooked in stews, githeri, or processed into flour, rich in iron, zinc, and protein, supporting nutrition and fertility. Their export demand in DRC and Tanzania boosts profitability.

Why Kazuri Beans Farming is the Future
Kazuri beans offer Kenyan farmers a drought-tolerant, high-yield crop with export potential. Its nutritional benefits and short maturity ensure steady returns. Contact Seed Farm at 0712075915 for orders.