Making Farming Profitable: Why Are Many Farmers Struggling to Grow Their Wealth?
Farmers are the backbone of any society or economy, producing essential food crops that sustain life and cash crops that drive trade and industry.
Farmers are the backbone of any society or economy, producing essential food crops that sustain life and cash crops that drive trade and industry.
Western Kenya, encompassing the fertile regions from the western escarpments of the Rift Valley to the Lake Basin, stands as one of the country’s most productive agricultural belts.
The current Generation Z (Gen Z) protests against the political elite in Kenya have been unprecedented in both scale and effectiveness.
Kenya boasts vast tracts of arable land, yet paradoxically, we struggle to produce enough food to feed our population.
Kenya, like many other African nations, has been grappling with chronic food shortages for years.
As Kenya takes bold strides towards enhancing its tree cover, the nation finds itself at a crucial juncture.
In the heart of agricultural innovation, EFKen Leasing is sowing the seeds of change, revolutionizing the way our small-scale farmers work their land.
Kenyan farmers are still shying away from modernisation due to lack of capital, according to a World Bank report.
A practical guide to protecting crops, equipment and livelihoods through El Nino seasons, from drainage planning to equipment care.