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Mr Peter Mwaka, 71, shows some of his Pixie trees with ripe fruits at his 30-acre Joyland Farms located at Muthyoi village in Makueni county. [John Muia, Standard]

Pixie orange farming in Kenya is one form of agri-business that has picked up pace fast.

The fruit is a cross between oranges and tangerines, its yellow-orange in colour, seedless, easy to peel, tasty and highly nutritious.

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