Tea Farming Guide 2023
The Right brothers introduced tea farming in Kenya in 1903, in preset day Limuru. Large-scale commercial agriculture started in 1924. The colonial administration established the Tea Board of Kenya to…
Jepkering Singoei – Kipchamo Farm, Eldoret
Jepkering Singoei is a very busy farmer, mother and grandmother. She often works alone on the farm but looks forward to the times when her grandchildren are at the farm…
Joyce Kamande – Safi Employee
Joyce Kamande’s personal experience dealing with the effects of soil degradation and resulting food insecurity has fueled her enthusiasm and passion to empower rural smallholder farmers through sustainable agricultural practices.…
Stephen Too – Farmer
Stephen Too describes himself as a businessman, farmer, and father of five. On his 3-acre farm, he grows maize. While Stephen only recently switched to organic fertilizer from synthetic fertilizer,…
Cecilia Kogo, Kipchamo Farm, Eldoret, Kenya –
Cecilia Kogo is a farmer and a proud mother of four. It is a family affair at Kipchamo Farm that grows maize as well as raises poultry and dairy cows.…
Davis Wamai – Safi Employee
Davis is Safi’s Quality Assessment Officer. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Chemistry. In his opinion, “a major shift is happening from synthetic chemicals farming towards organic farming”.…
Kelvin Kimani – Safi Employee
Kelvin grew up in a rural farming community at the foothills of Mount Kenya. Growing up he experienced first-hand how harvest after harvest and season after season the lands became…
Grace Wangui – Safi Employee
In 2017, Grace was “hawking” boiled eggs but one day she surprised her mum with a bag of Safi fertilizer to try on the farm. “When I was growing up,…
Mary Agness Muthoni, Anastasia Farm, maragwa, Kenya
Mary Agness has always loved farming. It used to be a hobby until she spoke with her mom, Anastasia, after whom her farm is named, about farming as a full-time…
Constacia Wambui, Bangladesh Farm, Kimbimbi Kirinyaga, Kenya
Farming is all that Constacia Wambui has known. Constacia was born and raised in Kimbimbi Kirinyaga. Farming is the main economic driver in her community. But it hasn’t been easy.…
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