Ukulima Insights

Farm Planning, Landscaping & Water Management. #AgriBusiness #AgriculturalSupplyChains #AgriculturalValueChains

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Optimal farm planning is the foundation for a farmer's success.
#AgriBusiness #AgriculturalSupplyChains #AgriculturalValueChains

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@PropesaTV Waweke pyrethrum.

[Agricultural Society of Kenya @AgriSocietyOfKe]

Thinking of a sales activation? The Nairobi International Trade Fair is where it's at! Connect with thousands of potential customers. Book your stand now! #NairobiShow2025 #Sales #Business #KenyaEvents #JamhuriPark

[Agricultural Society of Kenya @AgriSocietyOfKe]

Want to elevate your business? Exhibit at the Nairobi International Trade Fair! 29th Sept - 5th Oct. Maximum exposure, maximum connections.
#NITF #TradeNotRaid #Exhibition #Kenya

[KIPLANGAT BRIAN @kipbrian254]

The annual ASK shows starting with Mombasa International Show from 3rd to 7th September 2025 at Jomo Kenyatta Showground Mkomani, Mombasa #MombasaShow2025 #ClimateSmartAgriculture #TukutaneShow @AgriSocietyOfKe @kilimoKE @Milkman254

[Agricultural Society of Kenya @AgriSocietyOfKe]

Get ready, Nairobi!
The Nairobi International Trade Fair is back, this Sept 29 to Oct 5. We are excited to showcase top innovations in farming & agribusiness, including a special exhibition by Coyote Apis Agri International. Don’t miss it!

#NITF2025 #Nairobi #ASKenya #Farming #Agribusiness #Exhibition

[little drama boy @ojimmycee]

Btw @wanguwamajani, I went to Demka dairy and got myself 1.25kgs of mozzarella. Sahii naiweka mpaka kwa sukuma wiki😂. Thank you for bringing them on my tl.

[Kenya Data & Stats @Stats_Kenya]

Read more about avocado production in Kenya, including:

- Total production volumes.
- Total area harvested.
- Avocado yields.
- Value of avocados produced in Kenya.
- Production volumes and value by county.
https://t.co/ISeSWxkxR1

[Kenya Data & Stats @Stats_Kenya]

Murang'a is the leading avocado producer in Kenya, harvesting 200,991 metric tonnes in 2023, which was worth Ksh 5.9 billion.

1 Murang’a 200,991
2 Kisii 74,904
3 Nyamira 47,483
4 Kiambu 44,559
5 Nakuru 39,484
6 Nyeri 33,556
7 Meru 28,123
8 Trans Nzoia 27,418
9 Kirinyaga 19,647
10 Nandi 16,747
11 Embu 14,900
12 Uasin Gishu 11,980
13 Taita Taveta 10,095
14 Migori 7,228
15 Baringo 6,445
16 Bungoma 5,210
17 Elgeyo Marakwet 5,056
18 Machakos 4,370
19 Narok 4,207
20 Makueni 3,751
21 Kajiado 2,740
22 Nyandarua 2,658
23 Kakamega 2,488
24 Busia 2,486
25 Tharaka Nithi 2,395
26 Laikipia 2,126
27 Vihiga 1,978
28 Kitui 1,701
29 Bomet 1,609
30 Homa Bay 1,440
31 Siaya 1,357
32 Kericho 1,042
33 Kisumu 1,005
34 West Pokot 886
35 Nairobi 761
36 Marsabit 90
37 Turkana 20
38 Kwale 18

[Ken the farmer.🚜 @kenkamuiru]

I took this photo in Somalia a semi-arid area where many think nothing can grow. We were drilling a borehole, and at 204 meters deep, it gave over 60,000 litres of water per hour. This was a private investor.

Now let me ask,until when shall Africans keep receiving canned food as donations?
Why can’t we be helped to drill boreholes like this, farm our own food, and feed ourselves for generations?

Why can't our own governments prioritize water ,drill boreholes for communities instead of waiting for aid?

In Kirinyaga where I live, the previous government built a dam. Idle farms are now productive. Food is growing. People have hope.

I visited a neighboring East African country and saw similar boreholes everywhere. I was told the government had taken up the initiative. Why can’t we copy that?

If we don’t act now, a few years from today, we’ll be importing almost all our food. Not because we can’t grow it, but because we failed to water the soil we stand on.

We don’t need more canned food.
We need boreholes or dams .
We need seeds.
We need courage.
We need leaders who believe in us.

Let’s wake up!

Twi hamwe?

~Village-based investor

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That's nicotine.

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The future.

[Pabló Escobar @ed_kemboi]

I wish Dairy farmers would attend trainings at Dairy Institute in Naivasha. There's an untapped market in milk products! Selling raw milk will never get you out of the block!
#KilimoSpace
#YoungFarmersAssociation

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Things we've only dreaming of are now happening.

[Tim Chesire @timchesire]

Proud to present Kenya’s first full bred Wagyu beef - sold through @ArtcaffeMarket Reubens Wholesome goodness #makongifarm #kabarakfarm

[Hon. Aden Duale, EGH @HonAdenDuale]

“The death of a man without camels is not news.” – Somali proverb.

In pastoralist communities, camels are central to life, valued for sentiment, sustenance and survival.

Visited my camel farm.

The resilience of these animals mirrors the spirit of the people they sustain, a journey I reflect on in, 'For the Record,' my memoir.

[Ukulima Insights @UkulimaInsights]

Pixie farmer that's embraces patience closely. Also keeps a few cows, bee hives, sustains workers through Vegetables.
A story worth listening to.
Feel inspired.
https://t.co/lFSYkR7btv

[Joseph Kalimbwe @joseph_kalimbwe]

Outside SADC;

a) Kenya & Uganda are largest coffee producers in Africa. They make $2.3 billion combined

b) Germany then buys Coffee beans from Kenya, resells it & makes $6.3 Billion per year

Germany which doesn’t produce coffee makes 3 times profit off Kenyan & Uganda Coffee !

[Pabló Escobar @ed_kemboi]

I'm very proud that, the likes of @F_Kili @andrewk3360 @KeKirwa and the rest of farming twitter have made the venture very attractive to Gen Zs. Kitambo ilikua ngumu kupata millennial anataka kuventure into farming. Let's keep the movement growing!

[𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚛 of #𝟶𝟶𝟷 @MombasaEmir]

A single ton of paper requires 3 tons of trees- that's an area larger than Central Park!
1 acre of hemp can supply the same amount of paper, but hemp takes just a few months to grow, as trees take 20 to 80 yrs. But our MPs don't know the difference between hemp & marijuana