Musdalafa Lyaga│Miriam Kuvuna Mwaka from Kilifi county asks TOF Radio; “Here in Kilifi we have plenty of Baobab trees growing in the wild and the fruits are in abundant. How best can we utilize these fruits?” All over Africa, rural families enjoy a meal of maize flour porridge because it is tasty and easy […]
You can make nutritious porridge with baobab juice Read More »
Farmerscontrol pests and diseases using less costly methods such as the use of plant extractsand even natural biopesticide products in the market to make their food safe for consumption in place of chemicals. Beritah Mutune │The prolong rains have no doubt been a blessing to many farmers who took the advantage of the rains to
Use natural plant extracts to protect your crop against pests Read More »
Vincent Kipyegon Strawberries are a group of bright red juicy fruits that often grow in clusters that have delicious fleshy taste and nutritional benefits. They can be consumed raw and fresh, cooked or frozen. Its delicious taste makes it a useful additive to variety food products. Strawberries are a good source of vitamin C, manganese,
Generating side income with Strawberry farming Read More »
Mary Mutisya With changing climatic conditions and food seasons, many farmers are going into smart farming to feed their families and earn a living. Some have turned to mushroom farming targeting high end markets where their demand is high. Mushrooms are some of the most nutritious foods, with at least 7 species being medicinal. Some
Nutrition benefits of mushrooms Read More »
Charles Kimani In most Kenyan homes, a meal is not complete without tomatoes making tomato growing an attractive venture for most farmers in agribusiness. However, tomato growing has its fair share of challenges especially since tomatoes are highly suspecitible to pests and diseases. Farmers need to be adequately informed as lack of information can leave
Growing tomatoes organically Read More »
By Susan Wanjiru A few years ago, I met a dairy farmer in Uasin Gishu, whose cow would suffer nasty bouts of mastitis quite often. The infections would always start from the same teat and spread to her other teats. Eventually, the vet advised the farmer that he would sterilize the cow’s udder. The farmer
MASTITIS: SIGNS TO WATCH OUT FOR Read More »
TOF Magazine December 2021 Dear Reader, we hope that you are having a great start to the year. Last year, farmers faced numerous challenges since rainfall was inadequate in most parts of the country. In this edition, we share information on techniques such as Conservation Agriculture (CA) and agroforestry, elaborating why you should consider planting
TOF Magazine December 2021 Read More »
Dear reader as the year comes to an end, we are happy to share with you the latest issue of TOF Magazine. In this issue, you get to learn affordable farming techniques to employ on your farm to realize better yields and reduce the cost of production. Read on for this and much more.
TOF Magazine November 2021 Read More »
By Vincent Kipyegon Capsicum, popularly known as pilipili hoho, is a short term vegetable crop mainly used to add spicy flavours and essential nutrients to meals. Capsicum provides essential health benefits and diet to the body. It keeps the heart healthy, it is rich in vitamin B6 which is important for formation of red blood
Reaping profits in Capsicum farming Read More »
Musdalafa Lyaga Mr. Philip Nyongesa from Bungoma County has been keenly following Kilimo Hai radio programs on Radio Maisha every Thursday from 7.30 PM. Nyongesa wants to know how to control worms in his livestock. Worm and fluke infestation have been a burden for many livestock farmers, causing large productivity losses. A bad case
Effective worm control in livestock Read More »
