Our present troubles are small and won’t last very long. Yet they produce for us a glory that vastly outweighs them and will last forever! 2 Corinthians 4:17
Remember your dreams and fight for them. You must know what you want from life. There is only one thing that can make your dream impossible: the fear of failure.
Peter was in chains and James had been killed.
The other believers could have been anxious, worried or even questioning God why?
But instead they chose to PRAY! is your life filled with pain of tribulations.
PRAY EARNESTLY.
@Safaricom_Care Hi how come I have sent money to correct number but it goes to wrong name.wrong recipient. Can same number be registered to two customers? #kot
Turn on TV, radio, YouTube, or social media....3 out of 4 ads are loan sharks.
Just like gambling, these predatory lenders must be regulated.
They trap Kenyans in debt cycles, destroy families, and call it “quick cash.”
This is economic exploitation....
Cameroon's constitutional council will today announce the results of the October 12th poll.
92 year old incumbent Paul Biya is hanging on to power but his former Gov. Spokesperson Issa Tchiroma Bakary has already declared himself President Elect.
I am Luo ,proud to be a Luo
Let me tell you maina,
Back in 2007(PEV) i was in form one,
I went to school in a place called Kemunye in Kirinyaga (huko kwa watu tunaambiwa ni WA roho chafu)
Despite everything that was going on in the politics world
I was the only Luo student among 600 other students who were all kikuyus
My mom had many friends but most of the lm who have come through for her in her life (she talked of many coming from the central part of Kenya(kikuyus)
Mi nikiambiwa leo ati Kikuyu wako na roho chafu kusema ukweli sielewi kabisaaa
Mi nimesaidika sana na hao hao wakikuyu kwa maisha yangu
Don't buy into such narratives of division among Kenyans
Kibaki brought to us free basic education so that many of us if not all of us can think for themselves kama mtu ameenda shule hata kama ni class 8
Zamani labda tungeingizwa box na tupigane lakini sahii maze tumetoana mbali sana vile politician tu kusimama hapo kwa mic aogee ujinga (tunaakili ya kujua hiyo ni ujinga)
Chukuwa kura yako,Jenga mkenya mwenzako alafu
Hawa mafala(politicians) watupate 2027 tukiwa na Umoja
Utajionea tu mwenyewe vile watanyenyekea
I understand every man has a price
Wacha price yetu wote ikuwe moja
#AbetterKenyaForEverone
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A Letter to a New Farmer: Embracing the Future of Agribusiness
Dear New Farmer,
Welcome to the world of agribusiness!
As you take your first steps into this rewarding yet challenging field, I want to extend my warmest congratulations and offer a few reflections that I hope will guide and inspire you. As someone who has walked a similar path, I’ve seen how agriculture is evolving, powered by innovation, grounded in sustainability, and strengthened through collaboration.
Here’s what I’ve learned and would love for you to keep in mind as you begin this journey:
✅Keep Learning:
Agriculture is dynamic. Every season brings new lessons, and every breakthrough opens new doors. Stay curious. Stay informed. Attend trainings, seek mentorship, join online communities, and never hesitate to ask questions.
✅Embrace Innovation & Technology:
From drones and smart sensors to improved animal genetics and mobile apps, today’s tools can help you make better decisions and increase your efficiency. Don’t shy away from new methods, explore how technology can transform your work.
✅Think Sustainability:
Farming isn’t just about today, it’s about tomorrow too. Adopt climate-smart practices like crop rotation, organic manure use, integrated pest management, or hydroponic systems. These choices protect the environment and ensure long-term productivity.
✅Treat It Like a Business:
Your farm is more than a passion, it’s a business. Plan wisely. Track your expenses and income. Understand your market. Build a brand. The more you approach farming strategically, the stronger and more sustainable your enterprise will be.
✅Collaborate & Connect:
Build relationships with fellow farmers, extension officers, suppliers, customers, and even content creators in agriculture. These networks can open doors to partnerships, opportunities, and practical insights that books alone can’t teach.
✅Prepare for Risks:
Farming comes with uncertainties to mention weather changes, pest outbreaks, market shifts, etc. Be proactive. Diversify your income sources, get crop or livestock insurance where possible, and stay updated with weather forecasts and policies.
✅Be an Entrepreneur:
The future of agriculture belongs to dreamers who do. Whether it’s producing value-added goods, exploring agritourism, or integrating new models like contract farming. Think beyond the traditional, dare to be different.
✅Serve Your Community:
Your growth is tied to your community’s well-being. Support local causes, mentor younger farmers, share what you know, and lift others as you rise. Farming is more fulfilling when it uplifts others too.
In closing…
As a new farmer, you hold the power to redefine what agriculture looks like in your community and beyond. Your hands are not just planting seeds, they’re shaping futures. Keep going, stay resilient, and know that this journey is worth it.
If ever you need support or just someone to walk this path with you, remember—I’m here.
With love and warmest wishes,
Sangwa Sifa Florence