📢You're invited to join our side event at the 3rd National Agroecology Symposium!
23 July 2026 | 14:00–15:30 EAT
Room B9, Kenya School of Monetary Studies
Watch live:
🔗 youtube.com/live/I3yGrU4VadI…
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The future of food systems lies in solutions that restore ecosystems, empower farmers & create sustainable opportunities." — Fredrick Ochieng, Interim ED, Biovision Africa Trust
🎥Join the conversation at the 3rd #NationalAgroecologySymposiumKe : youtube.com/watch?v=0Q8noMH3…
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Today, we are at the @CIFOR_ICRAF campus participating in a planning committee meeting for the upcoming 4th Indigenous Seed, Culture, and Food Harvest Fair 2025. The fair will take place next month, on 14–15 October 2025, at the Governor’s Ground in Nanyuki, Laikipia County.
The event will bring together farmers, communities, and stakeholders to celebrate the richness of indigenous seeds, culture, and food. We invite you and your mbogi to take a road trip to Nanyuki and experience the power of indigenous seeds in building resilient and sustainable food systems.
#IndigenousSeedsFair2025
🌱Ten Reasons Why Organic Inputs Matter
From healthier soils to safer food and resilient farmers, organic inputs are transforming agriculture for people and the planet.
Discover why choosing organic inputs isn’t just a farming practice.
Link: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
@ISFAAKE in collaboration with #AgSySAcademy, #AFAM & #AmkaAfrica invite you to a dialogue on "Separating Facts and Myths: County Practitioners' Role in Promoting Organic Inputs.
When: Jul 30, 2025 03:00 PM Nairobi
Registration Link:
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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💰 Organic isn’t overpriced — conventional is deceptively cheap.
"The true cost of our food is at least double, if not triple the market price we pay."
— Thomas Cierpka, IFOAM - Organics International, at Slow Food Germany (8 July 2025)
More: ifoam.bio/sites/default/file…
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In this @lookuptv interview, IFJAD volunteer @Cheryl_Rweya speaks on the hidden dangers of processed meats. Her message is clear: We need to reduce our intake and rethink what we put on our plates. Watch this short clip and reflect on how food choices shape our health and future.
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Great day in Gatanga hosted by GOFAM!
Farmers from Kiambu, Kirinyaga & Machakos met a trader buying herbs like lemongrass, rosemary & sage.
They got tips on:
✅ Growing high-value herbs (e.g. spearmint)
✅ Grading standards
✅ Forming co-ops for export markets
@kilimohai_ke
