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Spider plant farming is gaining popularity in Kenya due to the crop’s nutritional, medicinal, and commercial value. Spider plants are highly valued for their edible leaves, which are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. The crop is relatively easy to grow and can thrive in a wide range of climatic conditions, making it an attractive […]

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Ginger farming is gaining popularity in Kenya as farmers seek high-value crops that can generate attractive returns from relatively small land sizes.  The crop is increasingly being grown in regions with adequate rainfall and well-drained soils, where demand from local consumers, processors, and export markets continues to rise. With proper management, ginger farming in ...


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Chilli farming has become one of the most profitable horticultural enterprises in Kenya due to the growing demand for fresh and processed chillies in local and export markets. Varieties such as Bird’s Eye Chili, Cayenne, and African Chili are widely cultivated by farmers seeking high returns from relatively small pieces of land.  However, achieving high […]

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  Cucumber farming in Kenya has become one of the most profitable ventures for both small-scale and commercial farmers due to the crop’s fast maturity, high market demand, and continuous harvesting potential.  Cucumbers are widely grown in counties such as Kirinyaga, Murang’a, Kajiado, Nakuru, and parts of Rift Valley where irrigation and greenhouse farming are […]<...


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Healthy soil is more than just dirt that holds plant roots. Beneath the surface lies a living ecosystem filled with billions of microorganisms that play a major role in crop growth and soil fertility.  These tiny organisms, commonly known as soil microbes, help break down organic matter, release nutrients, improve soil structure, and support healthier […]

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