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Tea Bonuses Fell From Sh20 to Sh13 a Kilo: How to Add Fruit Trees as a Second Income Without Uprooting Your Tea
Tea bonuses fell sharply in the latest payout round. Bomet farmers averaged Sh13 per kilo of green leaf against Sh20 the year before, according to the Kenya News Agency. Some…
Plums Farming in Kenya 2026 – The Complete Profitable Commercial Guide to Santa Rosa and Methley Production
Plums Farming in Kenya: A 2026 Guide for Highland Farmers Plums farming in Kenya is not very common yet, but more farmers in the highlands are starting to grow plums…
Difference between Plums and Cherries
Many farmers in Kenya wonder how to tell plum and cherry trees apart. While the blossoms do look somewhat similar, the differences between cherry and plum trees are easy to…
Plums Farming In Kenya; A Rare Profitable Seasonal Fruit
Plums are a rare seasonal fruit common from around December to early March in Kenya. In terms of value addition, plums have unending possibilities. From being served as a snack…
Plums Farming In Kenya, An Easy To Grow Fruit That Most Farmers Overlook
When in season, a kilogram can retail at Ksh 300 to Ksh 350. Even with the pricing being higher compared to other fruits, people still buy this fruit. Plums have…
A comprehensive guide on plums production In Kenya
Plums is a seasonal fruit harvested around December to January and they flood in the local markets. The fruit is mainly cultivated in central highlands which offer best growing conditions…
General information on Plums farming in Kenya
Although plums are believed to have originated in ancient China, most fresh plums are known as Japanese plums. Plums come in a wide array of skin and flesh colors, each…