The Bill specifies that minimum returns would apply only to agricultural produce largely consumed locally.

With initiatives like these, Garissa’s farmers are not only securing their livelihoods but also contributing to environmental conservation and economi...

The government aims to encourage increased wheat production and shield farmers from exploitation.

The operation to guard farmers who grow corn, beans, potatoes and manioc is known as "Secure Harvest" and it aims to allow them to work freely during...

The fertiliser subsidy programme, launched by President William Ruto's administration, has attempted to ease the financial burden on farmers.

Ruto explained that the campaign was critical for controlling livestock diseases and boosting the country's ability to export leather and other livest...

The SUPKEM Garissa branch officials highlighted the lack of farm inputs and minimal farmer's participation in budget making.

The multinational company announced that it is shifting its focus to the origination and trading of wheat, maize, barley, and soybean.

At Yathrib Primary School, a UK-Tech Hub-funded project is equipping students with modern agricultural skills while enhancing the school feeding progr...

Local milk production continues to fall short of national demand, with Kenya still relying on milk imports from neighbouring countries.

One of the most contentious proposals is the Livestock Bill, which, if passed, will require all livestock to be registered and labelled with detailed...

The crisis has left an estimated 100 million kilos of black tea unsold from last year, putting financial strain on Kenya’s 800,000 tea farmers.

Over 2,500 animals, including cattle, goats, and sheep, were treated in the Chonyi area alone, with more than 100 farmers benefiting from the programm...

The farmers have been losing crops due to the overflow of river water during the rainy seasons.

The Sugar Act is expected to significantly benefit stakeholders and enhance the competitiveness of Kenya's sugar industry.

The decision, announced by Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Andrew Karanja on Tuesday, follows extensive discussions with key industry stakeholders.

Once enacted, sugar cane will no longer be classified as a scheduled crop under the Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA).

Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Andrew Mwihia Karanja revealed that KTDA has imported over 86,988 metric tonnes of fertiliser, which will be distributed...

Farmers, previously disillusioned, are now optimistic about the future of the sector, with local government initiatives paving the way for a potential...

Currently, over 30 industries in Kenya purchase macadamia nuts from farmers, mainly processing them for export.