Covid-19 brings out the resilience of Kenya’s flower industry
Baiju Kantaria: Director at Elgon KenyaLast year at the height of COVID-19 the Kenya flower industry was grappling...
Can agriculture overcome its own water problems?
Agriculture requires a great deal of water. In fact, it uses 70% of the world’s freshwater supplies. For centuries farmers have found...
Agriculture: Sowing the Seeds of Industrial Farming in Mozambique
By Grace GoodrichWith fertile river valleys, expansive coastal lowlands and the prolific Zambezi River as a source of irrigation, Mozambique is considered...
Reflecting on the land reform: The milestones achieved pale in comparison to the enormous...
By Peter Setou Chief Executive of the Vumelana Advisory FundLand Reform - 2020 marked exactly...
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Steady interest rates outcome still positive for agriculture in tough times
Comment by Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB Agri-BusinessAs widely expected, the South African Reserve Bank...
The role of questions on unearthing resolutions and triggering change in 2021
A woman sells maize at the market in Sidameika Tura, Arsi Negele, Ethiopia. (Photo: Peter Lowe/CIMMYT)By: Innocent...
The Things I Learned From The ‘Magical Moments’ of Meeting Farmers
By : Dr. Nimrod Israely - Founder and CEO - Biofeed Ltd*In my articles, I address general phenomena....
The supremacy of empowering communities to appraise their knowledge.
A community without a collective revelation will not grow or make progress in life (see picture above).By...
Public private partnership grows Kenya’s agriculture fortunes in a tough year
Kenya’s agriculture has beaten the odds of a difficult 2020 to end on a high, having registered one of the best growth...












