My business has grown during the pandemic
THE STANDARD INSIDER
I had always loved farming and since I was not going to leave the city, I had to find a way of making it work here
By Peter Theuri | 8 months ago
Herder takes crop farming by the horns
David ole Risa is a real risk taker. After years of gambling with unpredictable weather, livestock diseases and low returns from his herd of traditional cattle, he disposed of his entire herd and tried his hand in commercial crop farming.
Peterson Githaiga | 4 years ago
High global tea prices lift farmer earnings to record Sh84 billion
Small-scale tea farmers are set to earn more after revenue for the year 2015-2016 rose by a third on higher production and stable Kenyan shilling.
Lee Mwiti | 4 years ago
From rice husk waste to fertiliser
Thanks to the innovation of a 28-year-old man in Mwea, rice farmers are able to transform waste generated by rice production into affordable, organic fertiliser.
Allan Mungai | 4 years ago
From childhood, my dream was to pursue a degree in...
By Evance Jowi | Sep 05, 2016
“I harvested water at various vantage points in ...
By Lydiah Nyawira | Aug 27, 2016
"I sell a single piece at between Sh20 and Sh30 de...
By Philip Muasya | Aug 27, 2016
Selling your crops successfully starts with making...
By George Mbakaya | Aug 27, 2016
Fierce competition for mature cane in Western is t...
By Titus Oteba | Aug 21, 2016
The Sugar Directorate says millers who delay in ha...
By KEPHER OTIENO | Aug 18, 2016
Tea traders at the Mombasa auction told the Standa...
By Moses Michira | Aug 17, 2016
Farmers have been forced to keep vigil on the farm...
By Fred Kibor | Aug 17, 2016
Wheat farmers in the North Rift region are staring...
By Titus Too | Aug 13, 2016
The banner wisely counsels the customer to ‘put ...
By Oluoch Madiang' | Aug 13, 2016
"It is encouraging that many farmers in the two co...
By John Shilitsa | Aug 13, 2016
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