Enable 1 million smallholder farmers in rural Kenya to grow food sustainably and consistently throughout the year whilst coping up with the erratic rainfall patterns.

All field crops need soil (Medium), water, air (Carbon Dioxide), and light (Photosynthesis) to grow. The soil gives stability to the plants; it also stores the water and nutrients which the plants can take up through their roots. However, smallholder farmers in rural Kenya face several challenges:

1. Capacity & Knowledge Gap
2. Inaccessible credit facility
3. Water Infrastructure

We provide a comprehensive solution to address the challenges faced by smallholder farmers in rural Kenya:

1. Capacity building & knowledge dissemination training
2. Offer water harvesting equipment, water storage, and irrigation systems through a financing model

1. Location-based research
2. Smallholder farmers soil and water management training
3. Farmland analysis for water needs and soil testing
4. Financing & installation of water harvesting and storage equipment
5. Loan repayment & after-sales service by agronomists

We aim to facilitate sustainable, year-round crop growth, mitigating the challenges posed by unpredictable rainfall patterns. By providing smallholder farmers with the necessary tools, knowledge, and support, we can help them adapt to the changing climate and ensure a stable food supply for their communities.

• Sustainable agriculture
• Smallholder farmers
• Rural Kenya
• Capacity building
• Knowledge dissemination
• Water harvesting
• Water storage
• Irrigation systems
• Financing model
• Soil testing
• Agronomists

Join us in our mission to empower smallholder farmers in rural Kenya and create a more sustainable and resilient agricultural ecosystem.