AFarmers Media

07/11/2025

Imagine harvesting your crops and not having to worry about where to market them? Samuel, a young and driven agripreneur, is creating a solution through Agribackup. What started as a simple idea to ease farmers’ struggles has grown into a platform that links farmers directly to buyers and exporters, cutting out the long, stressful search for markets. From helping farmers plan production to ensuring their produce gets to the right hands, Agribackup is proving that with the right support, farming can be both fulfilling and profitable.

06/11/2025

Meet Weting 👩🏾‍🌾
Today we tell a story of Tiancibao, a humic acid product that improves soil health l, helps crops absorb nutrients better and support stronger plants 🌱
Working with the soil to bring back its life and balance because when your soil is healthy everything else follows

06/11/2025

What do you call this crop 🥒

In the language of where your farm is.

Check the comments section to see what we call it where we farm…

04/11/2025

Almost time for the field to turn yellow 🌻.

The stands looks good so far.

A few more days of sunshine ☀️ and we’ll have the first bloom 🌻

04/11/2025

The pawpaws trees and fruits coming along so well this season: firm fruits, healthy leaves and steady growth # pawpaws

30/10/2025

Reliable | Credible | Unbiased

Host: Noah M. M. Nasiali

30/10/2025

Fresh & Bold…..

Credible….. Reliable…… Unbiased

28/10/2025

28/10/2025

StabiL 10 - ORGANIC PLANT SUPERFOOD, SOIL CONDITIONER & BIOSTIMULANT

Now available in Nairobi CBD, Karen, Kikuyu Town, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Nyeri, Meru & Migori.

As the weatherman predicts a depressed spell of short rains in October & November, look no further than StabiL 10 for the definitive organic solution to secure your crop against low yields, poor quality and long-term soil degradation.

1 litre – 1, 500/=
5 litres – 7, 000/=

20-40mls in a 20 litre knapsack, every 4 -7 days

Kindly send enquires by WhatsApp to 0721 727 830

‘Restoring Balance to The Soil Biome’

24/05/2025

Spotlight Saturday – Leadership on the Land

In today’s spotlight, we feature the Director of the African Farmers Club, leading by example in the field. His presence on the farm isn't just symbolic — it sends a powerful message to all farmers:

"A successful farm starts with your presence on the ground."

Lessons from the Image:

1. Farm Inspection is Key:
Regular walks through your farm help you detect early signs of pests, diseases, or poor crop performance.

2. Lead with Visibility:
As a leader or head of a farming initiative, being physically present inspires workers, promotes accountability, and boosts morale.

3. Dress for the Farm:
Proper farm attire — boots, protective coat, and hat — is essential for safety and professionalism.

4. Know Your Crop Conditions:
Don’t rely solely on reports. Personal observation helps you make informed decisions on irrigation, weeding, and harvesting.

5. Set the Standard:
When others see you involved, they’re more likely to take pride in their roles and commit to best practices.

23/05/2025

Sauti ya Mkulima Friday | Soil Health for Sukuma Wiki Farmers

This Sauti ya Mkulima Friday, we focus on something every Sukuma Wiki farmer must prioritize — healthy soil.

Did you know?
Sukuma Wiki thrives in fertile, well-drained soils with plenty of organic matter. Poor soil leads to stunted growth, yellowing leaves, and low yields.

Here’s how to improve soil for Sukuma Wiki:

1. Mix compost or well-rotted manure into your soil before planting.

2. Rotate Sukuma Wiki with legumes like beans or peas to restore nitrogen.

3. Test your soil pH – ideal range is 6.0 to 6.8.

4. Avoid waterlogging – use raised beds if drainage is poor.

5. Mulch around the base of plants to retain moisture and add nutrients.

Healthy soil = healthy Sukuma = healthy profits!

What’s your top tip for growing Sukuma Wiki successfully? Drop it in the comments.

19/05/2025

Sukuma wiki is an investment opportunity.What do you think?