When it comes to sustainable agriculture in Kenya, two terms are often mentioned: organic farming and regenerative farming. Many people assume they’re the same thing  but while they share similarities, they are not identical.

Discover how simple, natural practices like cover cropping, mulching, and composting can improve soil health, suppress weeds, and boost yields  all while working with nature, not against it. This blog explores easy-to-adopt solutions that regenerate your farm naturally.

Soil carbon is key to resilient, fertile land. Learn how to increase soil organic matter using compost, reduced tillage, cover crops, and animal integration — and why it matters for long-term productivity, drought resistance, and climate action.

Across Africa, farmers are already living with the challenges of a changing climate, rains that come late or too hard, long dry spells, strange pests and soils that no longer yield like they used to.

From reducing input costs to improving soil fertility and yields, regenerative agriculture puts power back in the hands of farmers. This blog shares real-world ways RA boosts independence, knowledge, and sustainability at the grassroots level.

In many parts of Africa and other dryland regions, water is either too scarce or comes in sudden heavy downpours.

The soil beneath our feet holds a powerful secret it can help fight climate change. How? by acting  as a natural sponge that pulls carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stores it safely underground.