The Truth About Making Millions from Onion Farming in 3 Months
Is Onion farming in a single acre in Kenya profitable and if yes when can farmers make that profit? Discover detail costs, profits and the payback period.
Read moreIs Onion farming in a single acre in Kenya profitable and if yes when can farmers make that profit? Discover detail costs, profits and the payback period.
Read moreRed Pinoy, Bombay Red, Red Creole, and Texas Grano are the cheapest open-pollinated varieties with the highest yields of 10-30 tons per acre.
Read moreThese are the best hybrid onion varieties to plant in Kenya. Discover their special features, prices, resistance to diseases, and maturity period.
Read moreOnion prices in Kenya are projected to triple by December 2025 due to reduced production and rising input costs. Discover why supply is shrinking.
Read moreThe best fertilizers for onions are Di ammonium Phosphate DAP, NPK 17.17.17 and CAN. These can also be supplemented with foliar fertilizers.
Read moreThe best time to plant onions in Kenya are June and November. Planting in June they harvest in September while those planted November is harvested in September.
Read moreBulb onions are unlikely to make you a millionaire in just three months. In fact, it’s often easier to incur losses than to make a profit.
Read moreHolding onto fresh, perishable produce in hopes of inflated prices is a risky endeavor that often results in painful losses.
Read moreAfter two years of record-high prices, bulb onion prices are now steadily declining. In just one month, prices dropped from ksh 100 per kilo to ksh 60.
Read more10 -20 tons in acre is a dream to many onion farmers despite being easy. This is how to plant and manage bulb onions and cost per acre.
Read moreThe most sought after onion variety in Kenya Find out why Neptune f1 is loved by many and its special features. Tell us which variety do you love!
Read moreGood yield depends on good quality onions in terms of size. The bigger the size the better the yield. But what causes harvesting small-sized onions? find out!
Read moreKey factors that a farmer has to consider when selecting the best onion variety include Color ,shape , pungency and maturity.
Read moreThrips are responsible for 60% yield loss and over 30% of the total cost of production in bulb onion farming.knowing precise crop stage to spray will save cost
Read moreAfter hard work of managing your onions well,its time to harvest .we explain how curing harvesting and preservation is done in Onions farming in Kenya
Read morePurple blotch is one of the most stressful disease in onion farming causing massive losses to farmers. As an onion farmer can you prevent it? How can one actually control it?
Read moreThe hardest thing in onion farming is trying to control or kill a pest without destroying the crop.This what makes onion marggots cause crop failures in most farms.
Read moreOnion farming unlike other crops, success depends mostly on knowing how, when and the amount of water and fertilizer needed. Wrong application of both translates to poor quality onion or…
Read moreDo you know that you can have a good variety but be frustrated as more than 50% of the seedling die in the seedbed due to poor management?
Read moreDid you know that onion customer are very selective when it comes to smell, shape,size ,color and storange length? Market deligence is key besides high yield.
Read moreLearn how to control bulb rot and other bacterial diseases that increase cost of management in onion farming.In worse cases it can lead to death of the whole crop.
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