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A Complete Guide to Sweet Granadilla Farming in Kenya (2026)

A Complete Guide to Sweet Granadilla Farming in Kenya (2026)

Sweet granadilla is one of the most attractive and flavorful tropical fruits grown in highland regions around the world. Closely related to passion fruit, the crop is known for its sweet aromatic pulp, crisp shell, and refreshing taste. The fruit is widely consumed fresh and is valued in both local and international markets for its […]

Alphonso Mango Farming: A Commercial Guide to Growing the Premium Mango Variety

Alphonso Mango Farming: A Practical Guide to Growing this Premium Mango Variety

Mango farming remains one of the most important fruit production enterprises in Kenya. The crop is widely grown across many regions and contributes significantly to both household income and the national fruit market. While traditional varieties dominate many orchards, interest in premium mango varieties is steadily increasing as farmers explore higher-value opportunities. One such variety

Dragon Fruit Farming The High-Value Fruit Transforming Modern Orchards

Dragon Fruit Farming: The High-Value Fruit Transforming Modern Orchards

Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, is one of the fastest-growing specialty fruit crops in global agriculture. Known for its striking appearance, vibrant colors, and nutritional benefits, the fruit has gained popularity in international markets and is gradually expanding into African agriculture. The fruit is produced by several species of cactus belonging to the Hylocereus

De-Heus Animal Feed Plant

Kenya Tightens Animal Feed Standards as KSh 3 Billion De Heus Plant Opens in Athi River

Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe commissioned a major new animal feed manufacturing facility in Athi River last week. The KSh 3 billion De Heus Animal Nutrition plant aims to improve livestock productivity across Kenya. The move supports government plans to double milk and meat output. It also signals stricter enforcement of quality

A pawpaw plant with fruits

Pawpaw Farming: A Fast-Growing Fruit Business for Small and Commercial Farmers (2026 Guide)

Pawpaw farming in Kenya remains one of the easiest and fastest ways for farmers to enter fruit agribusiness with minimal capital. Unlike many fruit trees that take years before generating income, pawpaw begins producing within a short period, making it especially attractive to small-scale farmers, youth agripreneurs, and households seeking steady farm cash flow. Across

Kenya Positions Bioeconomy as Key Driver for Agricultural Transformation, Import Substitution, and Youth Employment

Kenya Positions Bioeconomy as Key Driver for Agricultural Transformation, Import Substitution, and Youth Employment

Kenya is stepping up efforts to build a strong bioeconomy. Officials see it as a major force for modernizing agriculture, replacing imported goods with local products, and opening jobs for young people. This push builds on the country’s rich biological resources and innovation potential. Recent government statements highlight bioeconomy as central to sustainable growth. Government

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