The sugarcane industry in Kenya is a vital component of the agricultural sector, providing livelihoods to thousands of farmers and contributing significantly to the national economy. However, this ...
Read MoreThe Kenyan sugar industry, a cornerstone of our agricultural sector, has long been a significant contributor to the economy. However, it has faced challenges ranging from low productivity and poor ...
Read MoreThe introduction of the Sugar Bill 2022 marks a pivotal moment for Kenya's sugar industry, a sector that has long been mired in inefficiencies, mismanagement, and economic turmoil. This compreh...
Read MoreIn the heart of Kenya's agricultural landscape, manual cane harvesting remains a prevalent practice, with farmers relying on skilled labor armed with machetes, locally known as pangas, to harve...
Read MoreSugarcane, a versatile and valuable crop, plays a crucial role in the production of sugar, ethanol, and various other byproducts. However, like any agricultural endeavor, sugarcane cultivation is n...
Read MoreIn the evolving landscape of agriculture, where tradition meets innovation, the concept of minimum tillage has emerged as a transformative force. This approach, steering away from conventional plow...
Read MoreIn the realm of agriculture, innovation is the compass that guides us toward a future of sustainability and efficiency. The latest beacon on the horizon for sugarcane farmers is the Single Eye Bud ...
Read MoreIn recent times, the Kenyan sugar industry has often been painted with the brush of failure. Stories of struggling state-owned mills and financial woes dominate the headlines, creating a narrative ...
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