What’s New?
- Ban on Seed Sharing Lifted in Kenya
Mukinduri welcomes the lifting of the ban on seed sharing in Kenya. Farmers can now freely exchange and sell seeds of indigenous vegetables that are widely preferred by local consumers. This policy shift opens up small business opportunities for women, youth, and resource-constrained farmers, as seed production and exchange require relatively low start-up capital. During…
MUKINDURI SUCCESSES
The directors of Mukinduri have created a development model for creating employment for women and youth which has already created the following results
80,000
Jobs for farmers and agro-entrepreneurs created
$9 million +
Vegetable sales in local markets
500+
hectares converted to agroecological production
Why Choose Us?
Our team has multi-disciplinary expertise in:-
What women and youth say….
The women and youth consistently highlight the transformative services we provide, showcasing our reliable expertise in agricultural consulting.
Miriam
“We have received training and now have vegetable kitchen gardens, so we no longer need to search for vegetables elsewhere.”
James
From mechanic to farmer—now I protect soil and use homemade biopesticides instead of chemicals.
Elias
“Vegetable farming is sustainable—fast-growing, long harvests, and I now use manure instead of chemical fertilisers after training.”
RECOGNITION
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