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Spinach harvesting in Kitengela SFS via RCA Program
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Smart Chilli Farming for Global Markets
A joint training by Premagrow and Sunripe Rwanda, facilitated by Baptiste Tuyishimire and William Macharia — 25th June 2026. Bird’s Eye Chilli has become one of the most rewarding export crops for smallholder and commercial farmers alike, thanks to strong international demand, a long harvesting window, and multiple routes to market. This article brings together…
PremaGrow Farmers Training Set for Tomorrow: Empowering Local Growers in Kathiani
Nairobi, February 12, 2026 — Excitement is building at PremaGrow Seedlings Nursery – Katani as tomorrow marks a key event for vegetable farmers in the region. On Friday, February 13, 2026, the nursery will host a practical Farmers Training session focused on modern vegetable production techniques, seedling management, transplanting best practices, and strategies to achieve…
PremaGrow Hosts Virtual Training on Crop Disease Management
In an effort to empower farmers with practical agricultural knowledge, PremaGrow will host a virtual training session on “Identification and Management of Crop Diseases” on 21st May 2026 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM via Google Meet. The training, facilitated by Sindi Morris, aims to equip farmers, agribusiness owners, and agricultural enthusiasts with essential skills…
Smart Farming of Coloured Capsicum: A Practical Guide to Profitable Production
By Clement Onoja, BSc, MSc. 20 August 2026 colored capsicum, commonly known as bell pepper, is increasingly becoming an attractive high-value vegetable for farmers targeting fresh, processing and export markets. With proper planning and good agricultural practices, capsicum production can provide farmers with an opportunity to improve productivity, reduce losses and increase farm profitability. PremaGrow’s…
OnLima: Bringing Smart Farming Closer to Kenyan Farmers Through Digital Innovation
How a new digital agriculture platform is helping farmers access crop guidance, identify plant problems and connect with trusted seedling suppliers — with PremaGrow among its nursery partners. By PremaGrow | Agriculture & Innovation Agriculture remains a vital pillar of Kenya’s economy, supporting millions of livelihoods and contributing to food security across the country. Yet,…
April classes
Step into a new season of growth and opportunity this April with hands-on, practical training designed to transform your approach to farming. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills, this program offers real-world knowledge in crop management that you can apply immediately on your farm. Over five engaging Saturdays, you’ll gain…
Climate Projects to Boost Kenya’s Food Security and Clean Transport
Nairobi, 13 October 2025 – United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) and the World Resources Institute (WRI) have jointly launched two transformative projects funded by the Mitigation Action Facility to support Kenya’s climate targets and sustainable development goals. These projects include the nationwide deployment of solar-powered cold storage units to reduce post-harvest food losses and…
Agripreneurship
From seed to market in just one month, on the 28th July we planted and now our spinach is ready, and so are our young agripreneurs! Through the Reconnecting Children to Agriculture (RCA) program, powered by PremaGrow and HGT Kenya, and proudly sponsored by Rijk Zwaan, we’ve cultivated more than crops we’ve cultivated confidence, curiosity,…
Early Disease Detection: The Key to Higher Farm Productivity
Crop diseases continue to be a major challenge for farmers, causing significant yield losses and reducing produce quality. Effective crop production begins with proper disease identification, regular field scouting, and timely intervention before outbreaks become severe. Farmers can significantly reduce disease pressure by using certified seeds and seedlings, practicing crop rotation, maintaining field sanitation, and…
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