Tips and information about managing soil such as composting, soil testing as well as fertilizer types and prices to help you get better crop yields.
Composting is one of the best ways to recycle kitchen scraps, yard waste, and other organic materials into nutrient-rich soil for your garden. This organic fertilizer improves soil health, boosts plant growth, and reduces waste, making it a must-do for any eco-conscious gardener. And the best part? You can make compost right in your backyard…
Want to grow a lush, thriving garden without relying on chemicals? Organic fertilizers are the secret to healthier plants and a greener environment. In this guide, we’ll dive into some top options like compost, bone meal, and fish emulsion—easy-to-source, natural alternatives that will give your plants the boost they need while keeping your gardening eco-friendly.…
Have you ever wondered why some plants seem to thrive, while others struggle no matter how much you water or care for them? The secret might be in how well they’re “eating.” Yes, plants need food too, and not just water or sunlight! Just like humans need a balanced diet to stay healthy, your garden…
In this post, we’ll dive into the principles of zero tillage and conservation agriculture, explaining how you can cultivate your garden with minimal soil disturbance—no digging required.
In this post, we’ll dive into the basics of soil health management, easy ways to improve it, and why it’s crucial for successful home gardening.
Good soil quality is basic for high crop yields, performance and profitability. To determine soil health, you need a soil test. This will help you to determine its type, PH (acidity or alkalinity value), organic matter content, drainage, texture, mineral composition and texture. Besides, a soil testing or analysis is beneficial in detecting soil contamination…
Are you looking to increase your crop harvests? Soil testing and use of agricultural lime to reduce soil acidity might be your answer. According to recent studies, 13% of soils in Kenya’s and 29% in the sub-Saharan Africa[i] are acidic. In this post, you will learn about soil acidity in Kenya, soil testing benefits and…
Most farmers believe that using more fertilizer leads to bigger harvests—but what if I told you that the secret isn’t in using more, but in using the right amount? In fact, applying the wrong fertilizer rates could be costing you money and reducing your yields! Fertilizer application rate refers to the precise amount of fertilizer…
Learn all that you need to know about chemical and organic fertilizers in Kenya including types, brands and prices
Are you looking for the best quality fertilizer for sale in Kenya? This post will give you a list of fertilizer companies in Kenya. They include Yara, MEA and Copia. They are in the business of making and/ or distributing foliar, chemical and organic fertilizer in the region. The fertilizers are fit for planting and…