FIPS Africa showcases climate-smart farming solutions at Makueni Agricultural and Trade Fair

FIPS Africa joined the County Government of Makueni, development partners, exhibitors, farmers and other stakeholders at the 2026 Makueni Agricultural and Trade Fair held at Makindu Showground. At its stand, FIPS Africa showcased practical conservation agriculture technologies, with a focus on deep tillage to help farmers break hardpan, improve soil health, increase water infiltration and […]

FIPS Africa partners with grassroots journalists to strengthen farmer access to trusted agricultural information

FIPS Africa has held a media briefing with grassroots journalists from Kakamega, Busia, and Bungoma counties to strengthen collaboration with local media in taking practical agricultural information to smallholder farmers in Western Kenya. The engagement brought together journalists who work closely with farming communities to deepen their understanding of FIPS Africa’s partnerships with county governments, […]

FIPS Africa and Nakuru County launch 100 Diffused Light Stores and agribusiness equipment for youth

A new investment in decentralised seed systems, youth enterprise, and stronger rural livelihoods in Nakuru County FIPS Africa, in partnership with the Nakuru County Government, has launched 100 Diffused Light Stores (DLSs) and agribusiness equipment for youth in Mwahe Village, Nakuru County  – a practical step towards strengthening the potato value chain, reducing post-harvest losses, […]

FIPS Africa expands into Uganda through new partnership with Farm Africa

Farm Africa has launched a Village-Based Advisor (VBA) programme in northeastern Uganda in partnership with FIPS Africa. The initiative marks an important step in FIPS’ Small Farms, Big Futures strategy and reflects a shared commitment to expanding farmer-centred extension systems beyond Kenya while adapting proven approaches to local contexts. At the heart of the collaboration is a […]

The power of practice: farmers rewiring food systems through agroecology

Since 2022, FIPS Africa has been part of the McKnight Global Collaboration for Resilient Food Systems (CRFS) community of practice, which emphasises networking, learning, and collective action. The community of practice brings together organisations testing different approaches to deliver agroecological transformation and resilient food systems. This journey began in February 2017 under the FIPS Village-Based […]