Paulownia offers smallholder farmers in Kenya a fast-growing, high-value tree that improves soil, boosts mixed farming, and brings new income streams. Learn why it fits compact farms and how to integrate it with crops or livestock.
Paulownia is helping Kenyan farmers revive tired land, grow more food under its shade, and earn income from timber, feed, and carbon credits. This guide explains how the tree raises land value while giving stable returns.
Learn why Paulownia is becoming Kenya’s strongest income tree. Fast growth, high-value timber, animal feed, clean energy uses, and long-term land improvement make it the smart crop for farmers and investors seeking stable income.
We know Lucerne grass also known as Alfalfa, as livestock feed but young Alfalfa sprouts is human food too, it can be included in salads or side dishes. The Arabs named it “al-fal-fa” -the father of all foods for recognizing it as food full of vitamins, minerals &low in calories
