Nakuru farmers training from OACK’S J.N. Muturi
J.N. Muturi O.A.C.K staff in blue cap training farmers from Nakuru importance of kitchen garden at Mrs. Regina Njoroge farm in Gichagini during an exchange visit. photo by David Karanja
Vertical bags tending
Mr. Samuel Njuguna from Kangari tending his newly planted vertical bags he had received from O.AC.K. Photo by D.N Kariuki during farm visit
Upland arrow roots harvesting
Mr. Harrison Kihara members of Baraka group from Mairi village harvesting his upland arrow roots. Photo by David Karanja.
Githumu field day
Mr. Samuel Maina in green dust coat showcasing different variety of seeds and training farmers on importance of seeds saving during field day at a Githumu. photo by J.N. Muturi.
Members of Githumu organic making soil conditioner
Members of Githumu organic making soil conditioner a bio fertilizer at Mr.Thuku farm during group training. Photo by Ongulu Evaline.
Black Gold, certified organic fertilizer.
In order to ensure the availability and affordability of the organic inputs, we support production and distribution of organic fertilizer available for all farmers which is suitable for all crops for planting and top dressing.
Grinding and Packaging Herbs
Beneficiaries adding value (grinding and packaging) to their herbs.
Agro-Ecology Advocacy
Deputy Governor, Murang’a County (centre) being taken through the organic production system by Duncan from OACK during the Agro-ecology bill launch. OACK participated in the process of formulation of Agro-ecology act for the county. We were actively involved in the whole process and even during the launching of the Agro-ecology act. This is aimed at […]
Soil Solid Microbes Practical
Youths doing practical on soil solid microbes
Bokashi-Farmed Spinach
Mr. and Mrs. Kimani from Githumu village weeding their spinach which they planted using the Bocashi