Farmer Communication Programme

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Mainly funded by the Biovision Foundation.

A flagship initiative of Biovision Africa Trust, combining TOFRadio, TOFMagazine, Outreach, and Infonet to promote agroecology and empower farmers with practical, sustainable solutions.

29/07/2026

Every bite tells a story. Make yours one of health.

Imagine preventing illness simply by making smarter food choices. Explore how nutritious, wholesome foods contribute to stronger bodies, healthier communities, and happier lives.

Dive into the full article:
https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/food-farmacy-food-for-better-health

Because good health starts long before a visit to the hospital.


Farm with me Agribusiness Garlic Ginger Ken the farmer Pesline

Photos from Farmer Communication Programme's post 27/07/2026

Success doesn't happen overnight it begins with the courage to start again.
Discover how one determined farmer turned despair into a thriving poultry business through resilience, innovation, and the right farming knowledge.

Read the full inspiring story on The Organic Farmer website and discover lessons that could transform your own farming journey👇

https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/farmer-beats-all-odds-to-rise-from-despair-to-a-thriving-poultry-enterprise


Pesline Farm with me Agribusiness Garlic Ginger Rabiu Halima Dre Ck Young Farmers Market The Spirit of Agriculture CORO FM Micaylia Fester

Photos from Farmer Communication Programme's post 21/07/2026

Did you know avocado by-products such as seeds and peels can also be transformed into valuable products? With the right investments in processing, quality standards, and market access, East Africa can unlock new income streams while reducing waste.

Discover the untapped potential of avocado value addition in our latest article.

Read it now: https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/exploring-untapped-potential-in-avocado-value-addition-across-east-africa


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Kenya Seed Company Ltd
Infonet Biovision
Biovision Africa Trust
Young Farmers Market
Farmer Communication Programme

15/07/2026

When farm workers are treated with respect, paid fairly, and given a safe working environment, farms become more productive, profitable, and successful. Happy workers take better care of crops, livestock, and the entire farm.

Discover why treating workers well is one of the smartest investments any farmer can make.

Read the full article here:
https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/the-forgotten-asset-on-the-farm---why-ethical-treatment-of-workers-determines-agricultural-success


Agribusiness Garlic Ginger Mtemi Hsc Mkulima Dre Ck Kenya Seed Company Ltd Rabiu Halima Stellar Mengele Biovision Africa Trust Micaylia Fester

Photos from Farmer Communication Programme's post 14/07/2026

A dairy cow worth KSh 100,000+ often gets a comfortable shed. But what about the worker who cares for it? On many farms, the people who keep everything running are the most overlooked asset of all.
Fair pay, safety, dignity, decent housing — it's not charity, it's smart farming. Workers who feel valued protect your farm, boost your yields, and stick around.

Read why ethical treatment of farm workers might be the most profitable investment you make 👉: https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/the-forgotten-asset-on-the-farm---why-ethical-treatment-of-workers-determines-agricultural-success

Farm with me Pesline Ken the farmer Infonet Biovision Agribusiness Garlic Ginger Dre Ck Mtemi Hsc Mkulima

13/07/2026

Strong, healthy goats begin with proper nutrition in their earliest days of life.

The first weeks after birth are critical in determining a goat kid's growth, immunity, and future productivity. Providing colostrum on time, introducing quality forage early, ensuring access to clean water and minerals, and following the right weaning practices can significantly improve survival rates while reducing feeding costs.

Whether you are a new or experienced goat farmer, adopting the right feeding practices lays the foundation for a healthier and more productive herd.

Learn the recommended feeding schedule and practical tips by reading the full article on The Organic Farmer website.

https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/proper-feeding-of-goat-kids-for-healthy-growth-and-early-weaning


Farm with me Pesline Ken the farmer city of gold shurugwi

10/07/2026

Did you know you can make your own fermented organic fertilizer using locally available materials? Bokashi manure is an eco-friendly, cost-effective way to improve soil fertility, boost beneficial microorganisms, and grow healthier crops.

Here's how to make Bokashi manure:

Step 1: Gather your materials:

Farmyard manure
Charcoal dust
Bran
Molasses
Yeast
Water
Rock dust or wood ash
Rice husks (optional)

Step 2: Lay farmyard manure as the first layer.

Step 3: Add charcoal dust and bran evenly.

Step 4: Mix water, molasses, and yeast separately.

Step 5: Sprinkle the liquid mixture over the heap while turning it thoroughly.

Step 6: Check the moisture—it should form a ball when squeezed without dripping water.

Step 7: Ferment for 14 days, turning the heap morning and evening for the first 7 days, then once daily until day 14.

After fermentation, Bokashi is ready to enrich your soil. Remember not to place it directly in contact with seeds or roots, as it is still partially decomposed.

Discover why more farmers are embracing Bokashi manure and learn its full benefits in our latest article.

Read more on The Organic Farmer website: https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/how-to-make-bokashi-manure---a-simple-guide-to-fermented-organic-fertilizer
Farm with me Agribusiness Garlic Ginger Farming With ACKIBU SAIDI-Zambia

Photos from Farmer Communication Programme's post 10/07/2026

Every Farmer Has a Role to Play

The fight against antimicrobial resistance begins on the farm. Good hygiene, proper vaccination, biosecurity, and seeking veterinary advice before using antibiotics can help protect poultry, consumers, and future generations.

Explore expert insights and practical recommendations in the full article on The Organic Farmer website. Click the link and stay informed: https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/rising-misuse-of-antibiotics-in-poultry-farming-raises-alarm-among-experts


Pesline Ken the farmer Infonet Biovision CORO FM

06/07/2026

What if the solution to healthier soils is already in your kitchen?

Every day, eggshells are thrown away as waste, yet they contain valuable nutrients that can help improve soil fertility and support healthier crop growth. By recycling egg waste into organic fertilizer, farmers and gardeners can reduce waste while nourishing their soils naturally.

Discover the simple process, the benefits to your farm, and why this small habit can make a big difference for sustainable agriculture.

Read the full article here:

https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/recycle-egg-waste-to-make-organic-fertilizer





Photos from Farmer Communication Programme's post 06/07/2026

Don't throw away your eggshells just yet!

What if the waste from your kitchen could become a valuable resource for your garden? Eggshells are rich in essential nutrients that can help improve soil health and support healthy plant growth when properly recycled into organic fertilizer.

Discover how you can turn everyday kitchen waste into an eco-friendly solution that benefits both your crops and the environment.

Read the full article and learn the simple steps to make organic fertilizer from egg waste.

https://newsletter.theorganicfarmer.org/post/recycle-egg-waste-to-make-organic-fertilizer

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