This coffee and plantain nurseries belong to Mirindi Farmers’ Cooperative in Kirinyaga where we did trainings. They have treated the seedlings with bocashi and observe that they are growing faster and appear dark green.
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This coffee and plantain nurseries belong to Mirindi Farmers’ Cooperative in Kirinyaga where we did trainings. They have treated the seedlings with bocashi and observe that they are growing faster and appear dark green.
Mrs. Gladys Maina from karinga (Murang’a) weeding her portable garden planted using Bocashi after being trained in October2022.
Lucy Wanja from Kiganjo showing her kitchen garden as a result of using bio input compost manure and bio slurry.
Mrs. Ruth Wangui from Karinga village harvesting kales she planted using bio inputs after she was trained in September 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Kimani from Githumu village weeding their spinach which they planted using the Bocashi
Some farmers from Kiranga group in Murang’a doing practical on Cow Pat Pit (C.P.P).
Youths undergoing a practical lesson on how to make Bokashi on 27th May 2022
Lawrence Gitonga in (grey) leading youth in practical on Apichi – a bio pesticide and a stimulant