Agribusiness Media

14/09/2026

You don't start out as a master farmer. You start somewhere you make mistakes and you learn. The reality of agriculture is that building a successful farming business means giving yourself the time and patience to grow alongside your crops.

13/09/2026

Don’t sit down and wait for market prices to be favourable. Look for ways to stay on top of the situation always in your farm business.

13/09/2026

Remember, you can spend months and months growing a crop, but if it is not clean, fresh and beautiful when it gets to market, customers will not buy it! So it is important to harvest, handle and store your vegetables properly.

12/09/2026

Value addition is good but it must make economic sense. Some crops have low market value or are mainly consumed as basic foods. In such cases, the cost of processing, packaging and marketing can be higher than the returns.

12/09/2026

Farming without a Market =Struggle

11/09/2026

Everything you need to know to improve your Onion Yield

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11/09/2026

Money Management Tip

Be careful when people close to you know you have sold your harvest. That is when loan requests may start coming in.

Help people where you can, but don't finance someone else's problems with money your farm needs to survive. Before you lend money, be content in your heart that if the person fails to pay you back, your farm will not suffer and you will not lose the relationship.

10/09/2026

Farming is not a hustle, farming is a business.

Let’s normalise calling our small farms businesses not “side hustles” or “projects.” The size of your farm does not determine whether it is a business. Your approach does.

10/09/2026

You need to think about the future of your farm business, your sector and the crop or livestock you produce. Look 10 years ahead and ask yourself: Will this still be profitable? What new technologies could change how we produce? What changes in consumer demand, climate, markets or regulations could affect us? Keep learning and watching what is changing, so you can adapt early instead of being caught by surprise.

Photo Credit: Goal Getters, Kenya

09/09/2026

While you are waiting for “the right job” and “the right time,” someone else is planting half a hectare, another person has started with two female goats that are multiplying, and someone else is clearing unused rural land for a small farm project.

You may not have everything you need today, but start with what you have and grow from there.

Picture Credit: Farmer's Choice