At Urban Kenyans, we focus on all aspects of Agribusiness in Kenya and beyond. Our aim is to equip farmers with the modern information to improve farming in Kenya.
Before I start the journey on onion farming in Kenya I would first introduce you to flavonoids. They are antioxidant compounds that are anticancer and are found in onions. This is perhaps a good reason why you should have more onions in your meals to reduce the risk of cancer infection. Ok, now let’s go … Read more
Rabbit farming in Kenya! I know what crosses your mind if your Kenyan. You’re probably thinking that this is kid stuff that boys undergo when growing up. Well, your not alone because most Kenyans grew up knowing that rabbit farming (If it was farming at all) was a childhood adventure. Perceiving the rearing of rabbits in … Read more
Well, today, we will be looking at Dairy farming in Kenya. To start on this topic, I would love to let you know that Kenya produces 5 billion liters of milk every year. And that the dairy industry accounts for 14 % of the total Agricultural revenue collected nationally. Additionally, the dairy industry in Kenya … Read more
Pig farming in Kenya has for long been considered as a dirty venture by many. Well, I want to change that notion today through this article by letting you know that pigs are among the cleanest animals you will ever find at home! I know you think am probably lying. Here is the science, pigs lack … Read more
The basic understanding of bees in Kenya is limited to those two thoughts. That is when you hear the word bees what pops into your mind? First, I am sure you think about the honey and second its the painful stings! And as such this has been the reason why bee farming has not succeeded … Read more
Talking of fruit farming in Kenya, I will take you through a journey that highlights the facts behind being a successful fruit farmer in Kenya. “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”, you’ve probably heard this saying which would sound alien if fruit farming in Kenya wasn’t embraced. This exciting journey touches on the … Read more
Crop farming in Kenya is the biggest source of livelihood for a majority of Kenyans either directly or indirectly. And Kenya has more than 7 million small scale farmers who depend on cash crop farming for their livelihood. In 2015, The World Bank, through its reliable sources estimated that farming land in Kenya was 48.55% … Read more
Countries like Holland, New Zealand, and Israel are doing incredibly well when it comes to agriculture. I believe that the key to their success is an initiative by their governments to support farmers across those countries. What’s more, you will realize that some of the best farming equipment comes from these countries as well. Kenya … Read more
Poultry farming in Kenya cannot be taken away from the discussion that addresses the future of Kenya. Look at this, by 1 million people everywhere and as such, it is projected that by 2050 Kenya should have at least 85 million people. This population growth projection puts more pressure on food security concerns for Kenya. … Read more
