Pig farming in Kenya is becoming more popular. This is because people want more pork. Kenya eats over 300,000 metric tonnes of pork every year. This is because more people are living in cities and eating different foods. Pig farming can make a lot of money for farmers in Kenya. It’s a great chance for … Read more

As a farmer in Kenya, I’ve seen how goat farming has grown. In 2020, we had 26.7 million goats. This shows how big and promising the industry is. Goat farming is not just a job; it’s a way to make money. You can sell meat, milk, manure, and hides. This guide is for both new … Read more

In Kenya, I’ve learned about the great value of groundnuts, or “njugu karanga.” These legumes are mainly grown by small farmers in the west. They are loved for cooking and selling. A farmer can get up to 1.6 tonnes of groundnuts from one acre. Groundnuts love Kenya’s warm weather. They need temperatures between 28-30 degrees … Read more

In Kenya, I’ve seen the banana industry grow a lot. Bananas are a key food for many people. The demand for them keeps going up, both at home and abroad. Many small farmers grow bananas in Kenya. They have farms of different sizes. This shows how bananas are grown all over the country. The Cavendish … Read more

In Kenya, sheep farming has a big impact on our economy. In 2019, it added Ksh 56.4 billion to our GDP. This shows how important it is for our country. Sheep farming is a big part of Kenya’s economy. It makes up over 10% of our GDP. This makes it a key player in our … Read more

As a Kenyan farmer, I’ve learned that growing ginger is both versatile and profitable. We call it “tangawizi” here. It grows well in many climates, from sea level to 1500 meters high. It needs 1500-2000mm of rain during its growth. And it loves temperatures between 25 to 30 degrees Celsius. The demand for ginger is … Read more

In Kenya, I’ve found eggplant farming to be very promising. It’s known as biringanya here. It’s a great way to make money and feed many families. The weather and soil in Kenya are perfect for growing eggplants. This makes farming them very successful. James Mwenda from Meru County grows eggplants on a small plot. He … Read more

As a Kenyan farmer, I’ve enjoyed the benefits of growing potatoes for years. This crop is not just a source of income. It also helps feed my community. Potatoes are very important in Kenya, second only to maize. The demand for potatoes in Kenya is growing fast. This is because more people are moving to … Read more

As a Kenyan, I’m excited to share insights about the lucrative world of garlic farming. Known locally as ‘kitunguu saumu’, garlic is a key part of our cuisine. It’s in high demand locally and internationally. In fact, 80% of the garlic in Kenya comes from China and India. This shows a big chance for local … Read more

I love gardening and the health benefits of avocados. In Kenya, the avocado industry is booming. The country is the 6th biggest avocado producer worldwide. This makes avocado farming a very profitable business in Kenya. Avocados are not just tasty; they’re also super healthy. They’re full of fiber, good fats, vitamins, and minerals. This makes … Read more