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Nyorun rapinik kogeinde beekguk DE Video ini koborun ele boisiotoi DE” so ko gonorak beeguk komie. DE kogachin peek guk kouegitun ak kobar gutik che imuchi kongem gesutik guk Make Money Storing Grain with Diatomaceous Earth in Kalenjin (Accent from Kenya) This animation explains how you can use diatomaceous earth (or DE) to store your grains effectively. DE will make your grain dryer and harder and kills insects that may attack your grain.
Nyorun rapinik kogeinde beekguk DE
Our field team is crucial in delivering our mission to enable small-scale farmers, and others, to build sustainable livelihoods through equitable access to information, resources, support networks, and market systems, thereby increasing resilience and contributing to food security.
Celebrating Our Field Teams
In Nakuru County, we are transforming potato cultivation by implementing potato rooted apical cuttings technology, which provides farmers with access to disease-free seeds.
Nakuru Potato Revolution
Chicken farming as a retirement plan
Village-based Advisor Hillary Ndivo on our inclusive (whole village) approach
A glimpse of our work with smallholder farmers in Eastern Kenya.
A glimpse of our work with smallholder farmers in Eastern Kenya.
Watch Steven Mbuta's journey with our interventions. #dairy #mangoes #breeding
Increasing farmer income through mango and dairy farming
A glimpse of our work with village-based advisors (VBAs) and agro-dealers in Kenya.
Agricultural Extension: Our work with village-based advisors (VBAs) and agro-dealers.
FIPS-Africa provided John Emojong with training on poultry management and later enabled him to purchase improved day-old chicks. Since then, John has developed his chicken farming business and is now able to earn a living from it.
Smallholder reaping big from chicken farming in Busia County
Emmanuel Wafula from Busia County, Kenya, is one among thousands of youth who are earning decent income from chicken farming in Kenya through support from FIPS-Africa's partnership with @seedsofchange4470 .
Chicken rearing increases income streams for youth
During training conducted by FIPS-Africa, John Wafula, a farmer in Busia County, learned about agricultural options that would work well on his farm. Having tried the options through trial packs, he now earns income from production of cassava and Super Napier. He has also grown avocado trees.
Farmer benefits from farming options FIPS-Africa promotes
Watch John Opinyi’s story to learn how the training and farming options he received from FIPS-Africa are changing his family’s life.
Improving income among smallholder farmers through the provision of agricultural options
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