Kenya and Australia are exploring new areas of cooperation in agricultural research, livestock technology and youth skills development.
MorePotato remains Kenya's second most important food and cash crop and plays a critical role in supporting livelihoods across farming, transport, trade, food processing and hospitality sectors.
MoreCS Kagwe said roughly 63% of Kenya’s arable land is acidic, and nearly seven million acres are strongly acidic.
MoreThe horticultural sector contributes approximately KSh 145 billion annually to Kenya’s economy, with flowers accounting for about 57% of the sector’s contribution.
MoreA key highlight of the government's plan is the rollout of 230 bulk milk coolers, including 200 solar-powered units, which are expected to support more than 115,000 dairy farmers in 41 counties.
MoreBeyond combating livestock theft, ANITRAC will enable animals to be traced through the livestock value chain, strengthen disease surveillance and help Kenya meet international market requirements.
MoreAgriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe said Uganda is well positioned to supply part of Kenya's maize requirements, but urged the country to strengthen mechanisms that help farmers properly dry their maize.
MoreKenya produced 613,627 tonnes of meat in 2024, valued at approximately KSh 397 billion
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