Avocado seedlings boost farmers’ incomes at Kangaita Tea Factory

Posted on April 30, 2026 by CoreNews Africa

Farmers affiliated with Kangaita Tea Factory, Kirinyaga County have benefited from a major agricultural support programme, following the distribution of thousands of avocado seedlings, aimed at boosting income and improving environmental conservation. The exercise saw 8,333 avocado seedlings distributed to farmers in the area as part of a wider national rollout targeting 158,331 seedlings across…

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Avocado seedlings boost farmers’ incomes at Kangaita Tea Factory

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