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Why Kenya's Agritech Startups Struggle to Penetrate the Market Despite Strong Investment

Discover why Kenya’s agritech startups struggle with market penetration despite strong investment, and explore how regulatory challenges and fragmented services hinder growth in the sector. Kenya’s agritech industry faces hurdles beyond funding, including complex regulations and data security concerns. Learn how startups can overcome these challenges to scale and succeed. Uncover the key barriers…

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More Great Graphs That Are Bad To Look At From The Master Of Bad Graphs To Look At, Hannah Ritchie.

Like what are your options here? It sure looks like either

1) concerted efforts to dramatically change the way that farmers across SS Africa operate (difficult, expensive, low benefit for whoever is doing this unless they're very altruistic and forward thinking about the climate) or

2) recommend that corporate farming take over huge tracts of land in SS Africa and dramatically improve its yields (profitable for them, probably still a net positive for local communities in the medium-long term due to food costs and infrastructure requirements, extremely banana-republic levels of bad for local economies and concentration of power in the short-medium term.)

I've been following some of the changes in Kenyan agronomy and it's promising but the sheer lack of money in the economy makes many improvements small, local and incremental. Smallholders can't benefit from the economies of scale that a proper agribusiness can. Access to basic mechanised potato harvesting, high yield seeds and proper market and cultivation practices has dramatically improved the yields of many Kenyan potato farms and especially when it comes to mechanisation and seed access, some of that is the result of significant foreign investment in those farms.

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Empowering Women in Agriculture: Catalysts for Global Change

For centuries, agriculture has been seen as a male-dominated field, but this narrative is swiftly changing. Women are emerging as key players in the global agricultural landscape, driving food security, economic growth, and sustainable development.

The Vital Role of Women in Agriculture

Women account for about 43% of the agricultural labour force in developing countries, with this figure rising to as much as 70% in some  parts of sub-Saharan Africa. They shoulder essential tasks like planting, weeding, harvesting, and processing crops. Additionally, they manage livestock care, food preservation, and small-scale farms. Despite these significant contributions, women in agriculture face numerous challenges, including limited access to land, credit, training, and technology.

BreakingBarriers:Education and Training

Empowering women through education and training is crucial for enhancing their productivity and ensuring their equal participation in agriculture. Various programs and initiatives have been launched to provide women with the knowledge and skills needed to adopt modern farming practices, improve crop yields, and manage their farms more effectively.

For example, the Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA) In India,has trained over 50,000 women farmers, equipping them with modern farming techniques and facilitating access to credit and markets.

Similarly, the African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) program has been working to strengthen the research and leadership skills of African women scientists, ensuring they can contribute to the continent’s agricultural growth.

Spotlight on Influential Women in Agriculture

 Dr. Vandana Shiva (India)

Dr. Vandana Shiva has tirelessly advocated for sustainable agriculture and food sovereignty in India, founding    Navdanya,, a national movement to protect indigenous seeds and promote organic farming.Her work has empowered countless women farmers in India to reclaim their rights over seeds and promote organic farming.

Wanjira Mathai (Kenya)

Wanjira Mathai, the daughter of Nobel Laureate Wangari Maathai, continues her mother’s legacy through her work in environmental conservation and sustainable agriculture. As the chair of the Green Belt Movement, she has been instrumental in advocating for agroforestry and empowering women in rural Kenya to plant trees and grow food sustainably. Mathai's work has not only improved food security but also addressed climate change and land degradation. 

Leah Penniman (United States)

Leah Penniman is the co-founder of Soul Fire Farm, an Afro-Indigenous centred community farm in New York. She is a leader in the food justice movement and has dedicated her life to ending racism in the food system. Penniman’s work focuses on training the next generation of Black and Brown farmers, promoting regenerative farming practices, and advocating for policies that support small-scale farmers of colour.

Fatou Batta (Burkina Faso)

Fatou Batta is a leading advocate for women’s rights in agriculture and a prominent figure in promoting sustainable agriculture in West Africa. As a key partner with Groundswell International, she has dedicated her efforts to empowering rural women through education, access to credit, and the adoption of ecological farming practices. Batta’s work has significantly improved the lives of thousands of women farmers in Burkina Faso and beyond, helping them to increase their agricultural productivity and achieve greater financial independence.

Women’s Cooperatives: A Path to Economic Empowerment

Women's cooperatives have become a powerful tool for economic empowerment in agriculture. By pooling resources, sharing knowledge, and collectively negotiating prices, these cooperatives allow women to overcome the barriers they face individually. Cooperatives also provide a platform for women to participate in decision-making and leadership roles.

In Kenya, the Kilimanjaro Women Coffee Growers Cooperative has transformed the lives of over 500 women, increasing their income by 40% and reinvesting profits into essential community projects like schools and healthcare.

The Future of Women in Agriculture

The future of agriculture, and indeed the sustainability of our planet, depends on the full inclusion of women. As global challenges like climate change, food insecurity, and population growth intensify, women’s participation in agriculture will be pivotal in achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. To make this a reality, organizations and governments must prioritize policies that promote gender equality in agriculture. This includes ensuring women have equal access to land and resources, providing tailored agricultural extension services, and creating environments where women can thrive as leaders and innovators.

Conclusion

Women are the backbone of agriculture, yet their contributions often go unrecognized. By breaking down the barriers they face and empowering them with the tools and opportunities they need, we can ensure that women continue to drive agricultural growth and development worldwide. The future of global food security depends on harnessing the full potential of women in agriculture.

Spotlight on Women in Agricultural Technology at AgriNext Awards,Conference & Expo 2024

At the upcoming AgriNext Awards, Conference & Expo 2024, the spotlight will shine on 'Women in Agricultural Technology,' where industry leaders will showcase their groundbreaking innovations that are revolutionizing the future of farming.

Women Leading the Charge in Agri-Tech

AgriNext Awards, Conference & Expo 2024 has curated an impressive lineup of women who are at the forefront of technological advancements in agriculture. 

Meet some of the leaders who are pushing the boundaries in their respective fields and inspiring others through their commitment to innovation and sustainable practices:

Gilwoo Lee (South Korea) - CEO of Zordi

Nadine Benchaffai - Venture Builder Director at Dana Global

Dr. Hansa Shingrakhia (India) - Co-Founder of AgriGuru Online

Dr. Christina Timi Igono (Nigeria) - Founder and CEO of Eight Orbit Urban Farms

The "Women in Agricultural Technology" session at AgriNext 2024 is a testament to the growing influence of women in the agri-tech sector. As Gilwoo Lee, Nadine Benchaffi, and other trailblazers take the stage, they will not only share their groundbreaking work but also pave the way for a future where agriculture is more innovative, inclusive, and sustainable.

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Swine Fever Vaccine: A Potential Lifesaver for Pigs Around the World

Origins and Spread of Swine Fever African swine fever virus (ASFV) is a large DNA virus that was first identified in the early 20th century in Kenya. It is highly contagious among pigs and wild boar. The disease has since spread to many sub-Saharan African countries as well as parts of Europe and Asia. In recent years, ASFV has caused severe outbreaks and significant economic losses in Eastern Europe and China. Its ability to survive for long periods in uncooked pork products has aided its transmission over long distances. With globalization and increased movement of people and goods, the threat of ASFV spread to other pig-raising regions remains high. Challenges of Developing an Effective Vaccine Developing a vaccine against Swine Fever Vaccine has proven exceptionally challenging for several reasons. First, ASFV is a very large and complex virus unlike other common livestock pathogens. This complex structure makes it difficult for the immune system to generate protective antibodies against it. Second, there are no cell culture systems or small animal models available for consistent vaccine testing. Researchers must rely on infected pig trials for efficacy evaluations. These limitations have hindered traditional vaccine approaches using killed or attenuated virus versions. Novel vaccine strategies targeting specific ASFV genes are now being explored but require extensive safety testing before use in massive pig populations. Considerable resources and time are needed for vaccine development, testing, and regulatory approval. Promising New Vaccine Candidates Emerging In recent years, advances in viral genomics and gene-editing technologies have provided new opportunities for ASFV vaccine research. Chinese and European scientists have identified particular ASFV genes responsible for virulence. By deleting these genes, they have generated attenuated live vaccine candidates that induce protective immunity without disease in pig trials. Separately, researchers at the University of Florida developed a subunit vaccine containing a key ASFV protein formulated with an oil-based adjuvant. In preliminary tests, this synthetic vaccine demonstrated the ability to protect 100% of immunized pigs against lethal challenge. While more studies are still required, these modified live and subunit vaccine approaches show the most promising results to date. Large-Scale Production Challenges Ahead Even if an effective swine fever vaccine is proven through extensive field trials, major challenges remain for its widespread adoption and use in practice. Mass production under stringent quality control will need to meet the enormous demand from huge swine industries, especially in China and Europe. Ensuring proper cold chain management during transport and storage will be critically important for temperature-sensitive live vaccines. Achieving widespread coverage through multiple immunizations will pose logistical difficulties. Farmers may be reluctant to adopt an unproven new vaccine in places currently unaffected by the disease. Establishing an affordable pricing structure acceptable to different countries and farm sizes will also take rigorous economic modeling and negotiation with manufacturers. Overcoming these challenges will likely require unprecedented international cooperation between researchers, industry partners, and regulatory bodies. Widespread Immunization - The Ultimate Goal Ideally, an effective and affordable Swine Fever Vaccine distributed on a global scale could significantly curb the devastating impacts of this swine fever. With sufficient population immunity established through immunization programs, outbreaks may become more localized and amenable to control through quarantine and culling practices.

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The Essential Role of Matchets in Modern Agriculture

Matchets contribute to sustainable farming practices. By reducing the need for mechanized equipment, they help lower the dependency on fossil fuels, thereby decreasing the carbon footprint of farming activities. Additionally, matchets require minimal maintenance and have a long lifespan, making them an environmentally friendly option for farmers looking to adopt sustainable practices. Crocodile overs its legacy of more than 150 years has been the Farmers favourite Matchets across the globe and continues to be the most respected brand and will continue to be for many decades more and beyond.

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Journal 4

At ECHO I learned that sustainability starts with where you are. In countries that are forced to farm when they aren't used to it or in poor conditions it can become very hard to live at all, but especially in a way that is sustainable for the environment around us. In terms of food production and farming, sustainability starts with where and what kinds of seeds you get, as well as how you plant and whether you share your extra crops or allow them to rot on the vine. We learned that everything can have a function on any farm, but especially a makeshift farm, and that its just as important to support those small scale farmers as it is large scale ones. These types of organizations are so important to the world and to myself because they seek to educate people on the free facts of the world with as little bias as possible. Especially with their website where the free membership gets people what feels like exclusive access to incredibly important and, frankly, life changing information. I enjoyed learning about this program because I enjoy raising various plants from seeds at my own home, but there are certain plants I struggle with getting to fruit, so I'm hoping that this website might have some more information for me.

2. This program is essential to international communities because it gives them room to support themselves. A lot of companies or NGOs will go into lower income countries and ruin the economy in the name of helping. Self sustaining processes provided by places like ECHO and Nyeri Diaspora Leadership Academy (NDLA) give the opportunity for self driven growth that will actually raise up the community in a long-term and sustainable way, instead of creating falsified growth that ruins the area after the help has stopped intervening. These organizations and ones like it seem to be the best option when it comes to creating positive, yet sustainable, growth for various international communities. At ECHO, for example, they do this by giving people many different types of seeds for free and also giving them the knowledge, or access to it, needed to improve their lives around them. Similarly, at NDLA, they give people in Nyeri, Kenya the tools they need to succeed by educating them on the world and leadership in general.

3.d. Most of my food is made up of whole foods. I used to struggle with the types of food I ate and how much of it I ate, but when I switched my way of eating from highly processed, grab and go packaged food to making my own meals with ingredients I recognized I saw a wonderful change for the better. I still eat processed things, but i know now that moderation is key. I allow myself to indulge in certain things while keeping in mind that most of my food should, ideally, be healthy things. The most important things in my opinion when it comes to eating healthily and sustainably is getting things locally when you can. Going to farmers markets and meeting people there can increase your education on food in general, but it can also really impact how much you truly know about what your putting in your body. So, overall, i think the best advice would be to buy locally when you can and to use moderation.

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Farm to Feed is cutting food loss and creating data platform to better farm outcomes

Globally, a third of the food produced is lost or wasted, and in Kenya, that figure stands at between 20% to 40%. For Kenya, unlike the developed world, food loss, not waste, is the greater problem, with small-scale farmers, who account for 75% of the total agricultural output in the country, facing a myriad of challenges including inadequate market linkages and a failure to meet the cosmetic…

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Apollo Agriculture Secures USD 10M Investment for Expansion

Key Takeaways: Apollo Agriculture, an agri-fintech startup, received a USD 10 million investment from Swedfund and ImpactConnect. The investment aims to aid small-scale farmers in Africa, enhancing their earnings and promoting sustainable farming. Apollo’s technology, using machine learning and automated operations, supports over 350,000 farmers in Kenya and Zambia. The new funding will expand…

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How Boehringer Ingelheim's LastMile Program is Transforms Lives of Smallholder Farmers in Kenya

Discover how the LastMile program is transforming the lives of smallholder farmers like Grace Njeri in rural Kenya, empowering them with essential animal health services and education. Learn how access to veterinary services and sustainable farming practices is helping smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa improve their livelihoods and escape poverty. Explore the inspiring story of Grace…

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How the e-granary is helping improve the livelihoods of farmers in Kenya

Africa has an estimated 33 million smallholder farms. Despite their small operational scale, the smallholder farmers, who grow staple crops such as maize, rice, wheat, cassava and sorghum, contribute up to 70 per cent of the continent’s food supply. Additionally, smallholder farmers produce around a third of the world’s food, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United…

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Supporting Small-Scale Farmers: Agricultural Hardware Suppliers in Kenya.

Kenya's agricultural sector is the backbone of its economy, providing livelihoods to millions of small-scale farmers who cultivate the land to feed their families and contribute to the nation's food security. In this context, the role of agricultural hardware suppliers is indispensable. These suppliers play a pivotal role in equipping farmers with the tools and equipment they need to enhance productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in their farming practices.

This comprehensive article explores the vital contributions of agricultural hardware supplier in Kenya, shedding light on their impact on small-scale farmers, the challenges they face, and the innovative solutions they offer. By delving into the world of agricultural hardware, we gain a deeper understanding of how these suppliers empower farmers and contribute to the growth of Kenya's agricultural landscape.

Section 1: The Crucial Role of Agricultural Hardware Suppliers

Agricultural hardware suppliers serve as intermediaries between manufacturers of farming equipment and small-scale farmers. Their role extends far beyond merely providing tools; they are instrumental in:

Access to Modern Technology: These suppliers bring modern farming technologies and equipment to rural areas, helping farmers adopt more efficient and sustainable practices.

Empowering Farmers: By offering a range of tools, machinery, and expertise, they empower small-scale farmers to increase their yields, improve the quality of their produce, and generate more income.

Enhancing Food Security: Agricultural hardware suppliers contribute significantly to Kenya's food security by ensuring that farmers have access to the right tools, reducing post-harvest losses, and promoting food self-sufficiency.

Section 2: Tailored Solutions for Small-Scale Farmers

Agricultural hardware suppliers understand the unique challenges faced by small-scale farmers in Kenya and provide tailored solutions to address their specific needs:

Affordable Equipment: Recognizing the limited budgets of small-scale farmers, suppliers offer a range of cost-effective tools and machinery, making modern farming practices accessible to all.

Training and Support: Many suppliers go the extra mile by providing training and technical support to farmers, helping them make the most of their equipment and adopt best practices.

Local Adaptation: Suppliers often adapt equipment to local conditions, ensuring that the tools are well-suited to Kenya's diverse landscapes and crops.

Credit and Financing: Some suppliers offer financing options, allowing farmers to acquire equipment through affordable payment plans, further reducing barriers to entry.

Section 3: Impact on Small-Scale Farming

The contributions of agricultural hardware suppliers have a profound impact on small-scale farming in Kenya:

Increased Productivity: Access to modern farming equipment results in increased productivity. Tractors, plows, and planters enable farmers to cultivate larger areas in less time.

Quality Improvement: Post-harvest losses are reduced as a result of improved equipment and storage solutions provided by suppliers. This leads to better-quality produce and higher income for farmers.

Sustainability: Suppliers often promote sustainable farming practices by offering eco-friendly equipment, irrigation solutions, and crop protection tools.

Diversification: Small-scale farmers can diversify their crops and income streams with the help of suppliers who offer a wide range of agricultural tools and machinery.

Section 4: Challenges Faced by Agricultural Hardware Suppliers

While agricultural hardware suppliers play a critical role, they also encounter several challenges:

Logistics and Distribution: Serving remote rural areas can be logistically challenging, with inadequate infrastructure hindering the delivery of equipment and services.

Market Competition: The market is competitive, with various suppliers vying for the attention of small-scale farmers. This competition can result in price pressure and thinner profit margins.

Access to Financing: Suppliers may face challenges in securing financing to expand their operations and offer more innovative solutions to farmers.

Changing Weather Patterns: Variability in weather patterns can affect demand for certain equipment, making it difficult for suppliers to predict and manage their inventories effectively.

Section 5: Innovations and Future Trends

Agricultural hardware supplier in Kenya are continually innovating to address challenges and meet evolving farmer needs:

Digital Solutions: Suppliers are increasingly leveraging digital technology to offer online platforms for ordering equipment, accessing information, and receiving technical support.

Precision Farming: The adoption of precision farming techniques, including GPS-guided machinery, is on the rise, leading to increased efficiency and reduced resource use.

Climate-Resilient Solutions: Suppliers are developing and promoting equipment and practices that can withstand the challenges posed by climate change.

Value-Added Services: Some suppliers are expanding their offerings to include value-added services like soil testing, crop consulting, and access to agricultural credit.\

Conclusion

Agricultural hardware supplier in Kenya play an indispensable role in supporting small-scale farmers, improving productivity, and enhancing food security. Their dedication to providing tailored solutions and their ability to adapt to changing conditions are crucial factors in the growth of Kenya's agricultural sector. As the sector continues to evolve, these suppliers will remain key partners in the journey towards sustainable, efficient, and profitable farming practices, ultimately benefiting both farmers and the nation as a whole.

In embracing innovation, overcoming challenges, and remaining committed to their mission, agricultural hardware suppliers are integral to the success of Kenya's small-scale farmers and the resilience of the agricultural sector.

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( 93,950 Megawatts ) are not just figures in this context, rather these are the actual numbers of untapped potential carbon-emission-free energy sources in Nigeria alone. These stats include 68 percent small and large hydroelectric power plants, 7 percent solar and photovoltaic energy sources, onshore wind energy sources of about two percent and 21 percent nuclear power source options. Interestingly, amidst the vibrant landscapes of Africa's heartland lies a thrilling synergy of renewable energy opportunities. An ever-expanding realm that justifies the perfect energy option for fostering Bitcoin mining activities in favorable jurisdictions. Nigeria's rich renewable energy resources and the new electricity act of 2023 are poised to ignite an electrifying revolution, paving the way for a sustainable and prosperous future in the country’s energy sector with highlighted possibilities of solving the country’s inflationary crisis. Image Source:- Datapyte THE ELECTRICITY ACT AND Bitcoin mining.The process of mining bitcoin using renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydropower has gained popularity in recent years due to the critics' concerns about the environmental impact of traditional Bitcoin mining, bitcoin-mining-uses-renewable-energy/#:~:text=More%20than%2050%25%20of%20Bitcoin%20mining%20uses%20renewable%20energy">now making up over 52% of Bitcoin mining energy. Some companies such as bitcoin-mining-company-in-east-africa-raises-2m-in-funding-led-by-stillmark-and-block-inc/">Gridless Compute , News/how-bitcoin-mining-saved-africa-s-oldest-national-park-from-bankruptcy">Big Block Green Services , and TrojanMining have set up large-scale mining operations powered entirely by renewable energy, such as solar, wind and hydro-powered Bitcoin mining farms in Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Congo and other countries. Some critics argue that the scalability of renewable energy sources makes it difficult to rely on for large-scale Bitcoin mining operations. Nonetheless, the use of renewable energy in Bitcoin mining is an applaudable development in the efforts towards making Bitcoin mining eco-friendly and using it to help build sustainable electrical infrastructure as discussed in bitcoin-can-expand-the-grid-in-africa">Erik Hersman Bitcoin mining grid expansion analysis. Verifiable Bitcoin mining infrastructure such as Daniel Batten’s Bitcoin mining farm dependent on renewable energy sources have shown the efficiency of this energy option toward making Bitcoin mining a net negative methane emission and 100% green. An approach aimed at avoiding environmental degradation. Image Source :- TrojanMining, Nigeria. DE-MONOPOLIZATION OF ELECTRICITY GENERATION POWER OF NERCThe recent Nigerian regulatory approach towards the effective utilization of these carbon-emission-free energy sources is a step in the right direction. Leveraging and setting up private and institutional Bitcoin mining farms in Nigeria would have been more of a daunting task than a duck soup without favorable policies and friendly regulatory environment. Encouraging policies are the driving force towards a growing economy. Restructuring policies was one of the factors that triggered decisions leading to News/more-News/596619-nigeria-approves-national-blockchain-policy.html">approving the Nigeria blockchain Policy Bill as well as News/tinubu-assents-to-electricity-bill-okays-states-individuals-to-generate-power/">signing the Electricity Act into law. Reflecting on this new development, electricity generation licenses are mandated to meet renewable energy generation obligations as prescribed by NERC. As such, electricity generating companies will be mandated to either generate power from renewable energy sources, purchase power generated from renewable energy or procure any instrument representing renewable energy generation. Fundamentally, the aim is to create a Market for renewable energy and thereby stimulate investments in the sector.

. Image Source:- Gridless, Kenya. INVESTOR’S ROLE & DECISION MAKING CRITERIA.Insights from the conversation that led to a tweet from DigiOats ( a bitcoin-pizza-day-10-communities-keeping-the-bitcoins-spirit-alive/">Nigeria based bitcoin Consultancy, Education and Liquidity Provision Firm ) confirms that in accordance to the “Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission -NERC” anyone may construct, own or operate an undertaking for generating electricity not exceeding 1 megawatt (MW) in aggregate at a site or an undertaking for distribution of electricity with a capacity not exceeding 100 kilowatts (Kw) in aggregate at a site, or such other capacity as NERC may determine from time to time, without a license. To mine bitcoin, about 1,314 watts ( 0.001314 Mw ) per rig is an estimated required amount of electricity needed, while firms and individuals are equipped with the luxury of generating 1,000,000 watts per site through any of their renewable energy sources legally. POWER REQUIRED & CONCLUSIONBitcoin Mining necessitates specialized Software and hardware integration, while often incorporating cutting-edge technologies such as ASIC and GPU-based rigs. Technology has proven that traditional CPUs can be used, but the substantial Investment required in electricity and hardware often makes this approach inefficient. Proper cooling systems and fans are vital to avoid system breakdowns, as mining rigs must run continuously to achieve success. Leasing equipment, utilizing cloud-based systems, while creating and joining verifiable mining pools are alternative approaches that can enhance the odds of success in the mining process. It is important to note that the power consumption for Bitcoin mining can also vary depending on the location and Cost of electricity generation, which is why the Nigeria Electricity Act is an important and encouraging directive towards making electricity generation Cost effective and easily accessible in Nigeria. Although a deep and thorough analysis by Bitcoin mining experts and firms will be a prerequisite setup step for each mining firm.This is a guest post by Heritage Falodun. Opinions expressed are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of BTC Inc or bitcoin Magazine.

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Solar Water Pumps for Irrigation

Are you in search of solar pumps for irrigation in Kenya? Search no more, we provide solar pumps for irrigation at affordable prices. Contact us today

Farmers are facing challenges in irrigating their crops due to rising grid and fuel expenses, leading to an energy crisis. As a result, it is crucial to help farmers explore alternative means of powering their water pumps. Our small-scale farming Solar Pumping solutions offer excellent benefits to farmers, reducing production costs, and enhancing agricultural productivity. Our solar surface pumps can transport water from various sources such as rivers, dams, or lakes to elevated tanks, concrete tanks, or directly for irrigation purposes. In comparison to petrol and diesel water pumps, our solar pumps are more cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and reliable. Evolving Technologies Limited is a leading supplier of solar water pumps in Kenya and is committed to providing affordable solar water pumps to customers in Kenya and other parts of the world.

Solar Pumps at affordable prices Here are some benefits that you can expect from our solar pumping systems: • Increased efficiency resulting in low power consumption and high output. • Longevity and durability due to the use of non-corrosive materials. • An intelligent controller that can be programmed through a phone or computer. • Automatic operation with features such as overload protection, dry run protection, and over-current protection.

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Discover Kenya's Wildlife And Nature With Flight Safaris

When it comes to getting you as our clients around Kenya, our preferred method is incorporating flights into a Kenya safari package. Rest assured that it is not as expensive as you would think. Our Kenya flight safaris save time on transfers. Your time on the ground, when you can concentrate on going on safari, is maximised.

The game reserves and wildlife parks are included in the Kenya flight safari packages, which can depart from either Mombasa or Nairobi. Our specially designed Kenya flight safaris are mainly geared towards mid to high-end travellers with a little extra budget to spend.

Every flight safari we create is individually designed to fit your needs and your budget. The fact that every resort will have a close by landing strip. It makes your journey a complete breeze.

We will take you to various scenic destinations. Safaris in Kenya & packages vary in length and can be customized to match your desired holiday plan. Time of departure and prices of Kenya flight safaris varies according to seasons & level of accommodation chosen.

We collaborate with the best and safest air carriers Kenya for flight safari. You are transported from camp to camp and national park to national park using small aircraft. Our flight safaris from Mombasa or Nairobi are highly alluring, it provides a rewarding wildlife experience. It happens due to the nature, safari itinerary, and immediate connection facility to locations!

Air transfers are available to all major national parks and game reserves in Kenya in pursuit of wildlife viewing. Our Kenya flight safaris packages can also be customized to involve road driving on occasions when the next safari destination does not have a landing ground for light aircrafts. The use of 4x4 land cruisers for game drives is also included in our Kenya flight safari packages from Mombasa or Nairobi.

We have professional guides who are ready to help you in each step of your journey. We also offer private charters or fly-in safaris for those looking for more exclusivity and privacy. The Kenya flight safaris involves air transfers to incredible destinations of interest mostly national parks and game reserves. Possible sightings while on the flight safari includes: 

The snow-capped peaks at Mount Kenya  

Masai mara game reserve

Samburu national park

Amboseli national park

Tsavo West national park

Zanzibar island

Lamu island

Visit the Chyulu Hills, which have a view of Mount Kilimanjaro

The Olare Motorogi Conservancy is located just near the Maasai Mara National Reserve's northern border.

The prestigious Naboisho Conservancy. large-scale farms for tea, coffee, and sisal are scenic attractions.

Geographical features like the Eastern Rift Valley

Mount Kilimanjaro, has summits covered in snow.

The best wildlife destinations, lodging options, and services are included in an exclusive and private luxury safari. The accommodations and guide on this trip are exceptional. In comparison to road safaris, flying safaris in Kenya are less exhausting and suited for all age groups. Due to the speedy connections to game parks, these luxurious flying safaris allow for the best possible wildlife viewing.

Interested in this amazing Kenya flight safari? These kinds of Kenya flying safari packages are in high demand, so it's best to make your reservation well in advance. For more details about Kenya flying safari packages, get in touch with Kenya Tru Nomads Tours Ltd. Call us today, and let's start organising your Kenya safari together. An exceptional flight safari awaits you. 

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Benefits of Organic Green Tea

Yes, you're correct! Green tea is known for its high concentration of antioxidants, particularly catechism, which are a type of polyphenol. These antioxidants help to neutralize harmful free radicals in the body, reducing oxidative stress and protecting cells from damage. This can have a positive impact on overall health, including supporting the immune system and reducing the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease and certain types of cancer.

Organic green tea is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers, making it a more natural option compared to conventionally grown tea that may be exposed to these chemicals. Choosing organic green loose leaf tea can reduce the risk of ingesting harmful chemicals and potential adverse health effects associated with pesticide exposure.

The process of making green tea, which involves steaming or pan-firing the leaves to prevent oxidation, helps to retain the natural compounds and nutrients in the leaves, including catechism, vitamins, and minerals. These nutrients can provide various health benefits, such as supporting bone health, aiding in digestion, and promoting healthy skin.

Absolutely! Organic green tea is known to provide numerous health benefits. The high levels of antioxidants, particularly catechism, present in organic green tea help to reduce the risk of various diseases including cancer, heart disease, and viral infections. The anti-inflammatory properties of green tea can also help with arthritis and improve bone density. Green tea has been shown to have a positive effect on blood pressure and heart health, and its consumption may aid in weight loss due to its metabolism-boosting properties. Green tea is also known for its calming effects, which can help reduce stress and slow down the aging process. Additionally, being a lower-caffeine alternative to coffee, green tea can provide a gentle energy boost without the jittery effects of caffeine. Overall, incorporating organic green tea into a healthy lifestyle can provide a range of health benefits for the body and mind.

How Do You Know It's Really Organic?

You are absolutely right! The demand for organic products, including green tea, has increased significantly in recent years due to growing awareness about health, environmental, and social concerns. However, ensuring that the organic green tea you are buying is authentic and certified can be challenging, especially when it comes from different countries with varying organic standards and certification authorities.

In the major green tea producing countries like China, India, Indonesia, and Kenya, there are efforts by some growers to adopt organic practices for ecological, business, and health reasons. However, certification standards and authorities can vary widely within and across countries. Some certification programs are government-sponsored, while others may be corporate or non-profit. There are also international organizations that offer common standards to promote standardization and consumer confidence.

However, it's also important to note that obtaining organic certification can be costly for small-scale tea farmers, especially in developing countries. Some small-scale tea farmers may practice organic farming methods but may not have the resources to go through the certification process. In such cases, it's

Always good to do research and purchase from trusted sources or directly from farmers who follow organic practices but may not have certification.

In conclusion, while there may be challenges in ensuring the authenticity of organic green tea due to varying standards and certifications, looking for reputable certifications and supporting sustainable and ethical tea producers can help ensure that you are getting a genuine organic product that aligns with your health and environmental values.