The Dairy Board of Kenya is conducting public participation to get views that will guide in the amendment of a law that was set
Agriculture
Government Urged To Pay Farmers’ Claims For Losses Incurred In Human-Wildlife Conflicts
On a clear night in May 2016, a herd of marauding elephants from Tsavo East National Park raided John Baya’s farm at Kajire in
Tomato Farmers in Narok Benefit From (ISPOT) Project
International Center of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) has launched an Integrated Sustainable Production of Tomatoes (ISPOT) project that will benefit tomato farmers in
DP Gachagua Vows To Cleanse Coffee Sector of Cartels
On Friday, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua promised to eliminate cartels in the coffee sub-sector and work with stakeholders to address the challenges affecting farmers’
Relief For Cereal Farmers As County Receives Aflatoxin Test Kits
Cereals farmers in Uasin Gishu County got some relief after the World Food Programme (WFP) offered them an assortment of aflatoxin testing equipment to
Mwingi Mango Farmers Gets Boost From USAID
Mwingi Horticulture Farmers Cooperative Society is transforming the livelihood of Mango farmers in the Mwingi regions of Kitui County through the value addition of
Kenya Kwanza To Optimize Blue Economy
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has promised government support for key projects to revitalize the country’s blue economy. He said the Kenya Kwanza administration would
Officials Unearth Syndicate In Tea Buying Centres
Tea farmers in Githunguri, Kiambu County have raised concerns that they have been losing millions of shillings in a dubious tea swindling syndicate involving
Nakuru County Taps Into Agri-Tech Prospecting Food Security and Job Creation
Nakuru County has witnessed an increased crop yield of 25 percent courtesy of small-scale farmers following the County’s adoption of modern agricultural technologies. County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Agriculture Mr Leonard Bor said the
State rolls out training of youth to deep sea fishing
The State Department of Blue Economy and Fisheries yesterday flagged off nine students going for deep sea training. Speaking to the media during the