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A Brief History Of Drip Irrigation Method: Where It All Began

Today we are going to explore the rich history of one of our favorite irrigation methods: drip irrigation. While many of our clients know about the numerous benefits of a properly installed drip irrigation system – like improved water efficiency and reduced operating costs, for example – … Continue reading →

January 18, 2019 Leave a reply

A Comprehensive Guide on Coffee Farming in Kenya

Coffee Farming in Kenya was first introduced in 1896 by the missionaries. Coffee is Kenya’s fourth leading foreign exchange earner after tourism, tea and horticulture. The Kenyan brand is known for its flavor and pleasant aroma. It is estimated that in Kenya 160,000 hectares are under coffee, … Continue reading →

January 15, 2019 Leave a reply

A-Z on Mint farming in Kenya: An aromatic perennial herb

Mint is an aromatic perennial herb belonging to the family Lamiaceae and is grown for its leaves. The leaves are used fresh or dried to make teas, jams and desserts. Essential oil can be extracted from the leaves and is used as a flavoring. Mint plants possess erect, branching stems and … Continue reading →

January 14, 2019 Leave a reply

Characteristics of The Common Strawberry Varieties Grown in Kenya

Strawberry Varieties: Angela, June bearing, Day neutral, Ever bearing and Seascape are not varieties of strawberries, but categories, just like tribes for people. Within the broader groups, however, we have varieties. There are over 40 varieties of strawberries, but three namely … Continue reading →

January 11, 2019 Leave a reply

Danger of Housing Different Livestock Together

Majority of livestock farmers engage in mixed farming, where they keep different animals housed together, housed separately or mixing freely while foraging or when they get into their sleeping areas. Since most of the farming is done for subsistence, the animals kept are in small numbers per … Continue reading →

January 11, 2019 Leave a reply

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