An Embrace of Farming as an Enterprise

From Timbuktu Chronicles Mon Sep 1 2014, 02:33:00

In Kenya, multiple profiles of young farmers from the Agro-Environment Initiative incubator:

Everblazing farm

Geoffrey waits for tomato buyers Geoffrey a young farmer from Kiambu County in Kenya has defied the common thinking of most Kenyans about agriculture.The young man is the proud owner a tomato Farming business which he has named ever blazing farm, on 0.1ha or 1/4 acre of land.

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