Dry land farming and solutions

22/10/2023

Hi my good follower's, I'm back after a long time of silence, we are transplanting 3 weeks to one month maize from nurseries and we expect the maize to be ready for the green maize harvest by mid December. On the same time we're doing fish harvest 8 months and one year old. The size is between 400gms and 1.5kgs. These are some of dry land farming practices. Water harvesting and storage projects are on the progress.

14/03/2022

Climate change is a reality and we need to transform farming by embracing new technologies to mitigate the effects caused by the climate change. Some of these technologies include water harvesting using water tanks, waterpans, liners and dams. Other technologies include setting up drip Irrigation systems and use of zai pits or planting pits. These techniques will conserve water and prolong usage. The technology will boost production especially in the areas experiencing low rainfall and prolonged draughts.

01/06/2021

19/04/2020

20/09/2019

These are some of the few things that can be done with the harvested runoff water.

08/09/2019

On dry parts of our country where we have elusive rains, we don't need to be given food, we need water for Irrigation to grow enough food for our families and local markets. This will be achieved by harvesting the runoff water whenever it rains to use it during dry periods. Through this we can transform dozens of homesteads in the asal areas in to a food secure zones.We in dry land farming and solutions will help you develop your deserted land into a profitable productive land through water harvesting, storage and good management.