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Small-scale aquaculture in Homa Bay Kenya is getting a major push. Victory Farms distributes 2.5 million free fingerlings to revive pond fish farming after floods destroyed many ponds. farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/small…

Hazardous agricultural chemicals cancer risk in Kenya has prompted Laikipia County to launch a farmer sensitisation campaign. Health facilities report rising cancer and kidney disease cases. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/h…

New cassava varieties for coastal farmers in Kenya are coming in August 2026. The eight GM varieties resist Cassava Brown Streak Disease and Cassava Mosaic Disease. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/n…

Avocado harvest in Kenya 2026 is expected to reach 727,000 tonnes. Export recovery remains uncertain as Red Sea shipping disruptions and quality issues persist. farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/avoca…

Sheep Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to Intensive Mutton Production Sheep farming in Kenya has become a serious business opportunity for farmers who want to move away from traditional cattle rearing. More people in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu are eating mutton and lamb these days, and hotels and restaurants have added more mutton dishes to their menus. Butchers across the country report that mutton sells faster than beef, which tells you that demand is growing while supply remains limited. The money works out well for farmers who do things right. A ewe can produce lambs every 8 months under good management, and a farmer can sell a fattened lamb when it is 6 to 9 months old. The initial money you need to start sheep farming is lower than what you would need for cattle, and you do not need as much land either. The profit you can make from each acre is often higher than what you would get from cattle. This guide by Farmers Trend Limited covers everything you need to know about running a successful sheep farming operation in Kenya. You will learn which breeds work best, how to build proper housing, what to feed your sheep, how to keep them healthy, how to manage breeding, and how much money you can expect to make. The information comes from farmers who have built profitable sheep businesses and from livestock research stations around the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/sheep…

Sheep Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to Intensive Mutton Production Sheep farming in Kenya has become a serious business opportunity for farmers who want to move away from traditional cattle rearing. More people in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Kisumu are eating mutton and lamb these days, and hotels and restaurants have added more mutton dishes to their menus. Butchers across the country report that mutton sells faster than beef, which tells you that demand is growing while supply remains limited. The money works out well for farmers who do things right. A ewe can produce lambs every 8 months under good management, and a farmer can sell a fattened lamb when it is 6 to 9 months old. The initial money you need to start sheep farming is lower than what you would need for cattle, and you do not need as much land either. The profit you can make from each acre is often higher than what you would get from cattle. This guide by Farmers Trend Limited covers everything you need to know about running a successful sheep farming operation in Kenya. You will learn which breeds work best, how to build proper housing, what to feed your sheep, how to keep them healthy, how to manage breeding, and how much money you can expect to make. The information comes from farmers who have built profitable sheep businesses and from livestock research stations around the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/sheep…

Peach Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to High-Value Temperate Orchards Kenya does not grow enough peaches to feed its own market. The country imports peaches from South Africa to make up the shortfall. A single imported peach sells for 150 to 250 shillings in local supermarkets. A kilogram of imported peaches costs 2,000 to 2,500 shillings. This situation creates an opening for local farmers who want to grow peaches commercially. Growing peaches in Kenya takes patience and good management. The tree needs cold weather during the winter months and warm weather when the fruit is developing. You must prune the trees correctly and remove some young fruits so the remaining ones grow bigger. A well-run peach orchard produces fruit for 12 to 15 years. Farmers who do it right can earn 3 to 5 million shillings per acre every year. This guide by Farmers Trend Limited covers everything you need to know about growing peaches commercially in Kenya. You will learn which varieties to plant, whether to buy grafted or seedling trees, what kind of land and climate the trees need, how to prune and thin the fruits, how to control pests and diseases, and how much money you can expect to make. The information comes from farmers who grow temperate fruits successfully and from agricultural research stations around the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/fruits/peach-f…

Peach Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to High-Value Temperate Orchards Kenya does not grow enough peaches to feed its own market. The country imports peaches from South Africa to make up the shortfall. A single imported peach sells for 150 to 250 shillings in local supermarkets. A kilogram of imported peaches costs 2,000 to 2,500 shillings. This situation creates an opening for local farmers who want to grow peaches commercially. Growing peaches in Kenya takes patience and good management. The tree needs cold weather during the winter months and warm weather when the fruit is developing. You must prune the trees correctly and remove some young fruits so the remaining ones grow bigger. A well-run peach orchard produces fruit for 12 to 15 years. Farmers who do it right can earn 3 to 5 million shillings per acre every year. This guide by Farmers Trend Limited covers everything you need to know about growing peaches commercially in Kenya. You will learn which varieties to plant, whether to buy grafted or seedling trees, what kind of land and climate the trees need, how to prune and thin the fruits, how to control pests and diseases, and how much money you can expect to make. The information comes from farmers who grow temperate fruits successfully and from agricultural research stations around the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/fruits/peach-f…

Millet Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to High-Yield Climate-Smart Production Millet is no longer just a subsistence crop for arid regions. In 2026, millet farming in Kenya has become a climate-smart alternative to maize. Farmers in Machakos, Tharaka Nithi, Turkana, and Kitui are switching from maize to millet. The reason is simple. Millet grows where maize fails. It needs less water. It tolerates higher temperatures. It produces grain when other cereals wither. The market for millet is expanding. Processors like Famila and Unga Ltd are buying local millet for composite flours. The poultry feed industry is using millet as a corn substitute. Health-conscious consumers are buying gluten-free millet flour. A 90-kilogram bag of millet sells for 7,000 to 9,500 shillings in 2026. The demand continues growing. This guide by Farmers Trend Ltd. provides everything you need for commercial success in millet farming in Kenya. You will learn about variety selection, land preparation, fertilizer application, pest control, harvesting, and marketing. The information comes from successful growers and agricultural research stations across the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/crops/millet-f…

Millet Farming in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to High-Yield Climate-Smart Production Millet is no longer just a subsistence crop for arid regions. In 2026, millet farming in Kenya has become a climate-smart alternative to maize. Farmers in Machakos, Tharaka Nithi, Turkana, and Kitui are switching from maize to millet. The reason is simple. Millet grows where maize fails. It needs less water. It tolerates higher temperatures. It produces grain when other cereals wither. The market for millet is expanding. Processors like Famila and Unga Ltd are buying local millet for composite flours. The poultry feed industry is using millet as a corn substitute. Health-conscious consumers are buying gluten-free millet flour. A 90-kilogram bag of millet sells for 7,000 to 9,500 shillings in 2026. The demand continues growing. This guide by Farmers Trend Ltd. provides everything you need for commercial success in millet farming in Kenya. You will learn about variety selection, land preparation, fertilizer application, pest control, harvesting, and marketing. The information comes from successful growers and agricultural research stations across the country. farmerstrend.co.ke/crops/millet-f…

Pawpaw farming in Kenya can earn you KSh 4.5 million per acre with Red Lady F1 hybrid. Learn about 2m x 2m spacing, 1,100 trees per acre, 9-month maturity, and export markets. Order certified seeds from Virtual Agrovet at 0790509684 farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/pawpa…

Pawpaw farming in Kenya can earn you KSh 4.5 million per acre with Red Lady F1 hybrid. Learn about 2m x 2m spacing, 1,100 trees per acre, 9-month maturity, and export markets. Order certified seeds from Virtual Agrovet at 0790509684 farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/pawpa…

The school feeding programme with organic food in Murang'a is expanding. A USD 26 million initiative will transition 20 percent of farmers to regenerative agriculture. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/s…

Food imports reduction in Kenya is now a top priority. CS Mutahi Kagwe signs performance contracts with state agencies to transform the country into a net food exporter. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/f…

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Grafted Coffee Seedlings in Kenya: The 2026 Commercial Guide to High-Yield Production Coffee farming in Kenya remains highly profitable in 2026. Global demand for specialty Arabica continues rising. The choice of planting material determines the success of the entire venture. Grafted coffee seedlings in Kenya offer the best return on investment. They combine the high yield of Ruiru 11 with the drought tolerance and deep root systems of SL28 or SL34 rootstocks. Choosing the right variety is the first step toward a sustainable estate. High quality coffee seedlings for sale in Kenya ensure that your plantation resists devastating diseases while producing superior cup quality. This guide by Farmers Trend Ltd. provides the technical data required to establish a commercial coffee orchard that outranks traditional, non-grafted plantations in both yield and longevity. agrovet.farmerstrend.co.ke/online-agrovet…

Vermicomposting in Kenya is helping farmers restore degraded soils. George Muturi's worm farm in Kiambu produces 12 tonnes of organic compost monthly to replace synthetic chemicals. farmerstrend.co.ke/trending/vermi…

Mnazi trade legalisation in Kenya is underway. Coconut farmers along the Coast could soon sell the traditional brew as government drafts Bill to remove it from prohibited drinks list. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/m…

Pap Konam Agricultural Training Centre in Kisumu is now open. Governor Nyong'o says the Sh87 million facility will train extension officers and promote climate smart agriculture. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/p…

Agricultural theft Kenya losses force police to seek private sector help. New Critical Infrastructure Protection Unit at Del Monte sector arrests suspects and recovers stolen produce. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/a…

Drought tolerant maize Kenya could reduce aflatoxin contamination and cancer risk. KALRO promotes BT maize to cut pesticide use and recover 30% of pest losses. farmerstrend.co.ke/farming-news/d…