Almost 900 farmers in Kenya's two dryland counties of Embu and Makueni are participating in a pilot project to see how regenerative agriculture can be used to improve food productivity.

Here is a complete guide on profitable dairy farming in Kenya for young entrepreneurs. You will learn how to start a dairy farm in Kenya There are huge business opportunities in the dairy farm business for the Kenyan citizen.

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Dotted along the narrow path that skirts the edge of Beatrice Alvitsa’s house in Shimanyiro, a green Kenyan valley near the border with Uganda, are dozens of millet plants, each protected by a carefully assembled fence made of sticks. “These keep the chickens and other animals out,” she says, bending down to mend a break in one of the fences. Having received training in farming techniques and secured regular access to quality seeds and fertiliser, Alvitsa now produces enough food on her acre and a half of land to feed her family. She pays school fees for her seven children by selling surplus food and saves money in a mobile bank account.

Apollo Agriculture believes it can attain profits by helping Kenya's smallholder farmers maximize theirs. That's the mission of the Nairobi-based startup

Image 1 of 38 from gallery of Ca L’Àgata House / El Fil Verd, Estudi d'Arquitectura. Photograph by Milena Villalba

Sponsored post Founded by three friends – Lucy, Cynthia and Christina – Tosheka Textiles is a social enterprise that was founded in a semi-arid county in South-Eastern Kenya, Makueni, in the town of Wote. Initially, the company was a Community Based Organization (CBO) that runs a fibre-to-fabric business model; it grew cotton and

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Tea certification supports farmers in turning their farms into profitable, resilient businesses that respect workers and the land

Built with a diverse group from a small Kikuyu community in the rapidly developing agricultural outskirts of Nakuru, Kenya, we have recently completed a new home which will house local disadvantaged and abandoned children. Challenging the typology of the typical African orphanage where children...