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Kenya wants share of maize imports from region raised

Crop failure due to poor weather and a shift in the movement of Uganda maize to South Sudan have seen flour prices rocket.

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JAMES MSASA
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Half of small millers shut down on maize shortage

Half of the small-scale millers have shut their businesses due to a lack of maize in a move that is likely to see consumers pay more for flour.

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08/29/2020 SOURCE: www.businessdailyafrica.com

Coffee farmers torn between KPCU and rival millers in Meru

Last Friday, police intervened after members of Uruku Coffee Society in South Imenti blocked their officials from taking coffee to the union mill at Chaaria.

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John LaRose Jr.
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WACHIRA: Agriculture no-go zone in Kenya, US trade talks

Our negotiating team needs to understand US motivations and what they are trying to achiev...

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Coffee farmers protest sale of societies' assets

Coffee farmers in parts of upper eastern region have raised concern over what they say is ...

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John LaRose Jr.
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EU targets youth, women with Sh5bn agribusiness project

The European Union (EU) has unveiled a Sh5.1 billion programme to assist Kenyan agricultur...

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Vegetables, Fruit, Hobby Farming, Young Farmers, Sustainability, World Hunger, Urban Farming, Ag Africa, World Population, Coronavirus/COVID,

Kenyans Rediscover Pleasures of Gardening

Green spaces prove necessary in Covid-19 as city residents feel trapped in small apartment...

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Why I don't regret shifting from growing maize to avocado

Mr Wang’ombe was growing maize at his farm in Turi, near Elburgon, Nakuru County before ...

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Hope for cotton farmers as Busia ginnery set for revival

Government to modernise ginneries at a cost of Sh1.3 billion....

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Climate change casts shadow on coffee farming

Production of coffee in the Mount Kenya region has drastically changed due to unpredictabl...

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Kenya wants share of maize imports from region raised

Half of small millers shut down on maize shortage

Coffee farmers torn between KPCU and rival millers in Meru

WACHIRA: Agriculture no-go zone in Kenya, US trade talks

Coffee farmers protest sale of societies' assets

EU targets youth, women with Sh5bn agribusiness project

Kenyans Rediscover Pleasures of Gardening

Why I don't regret shifting from growing maize to avocado

Hope for cotton farmers as Busia ginnery set for revival

Climate change casts shadow on coffee farming

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