The event seeks to share with Dairy farmers secrets behind successful farming management, making of dairy feeds, using technology, staff management, housing, spacing, planning, deworming, feeding and weighing. Attendants will see animals hosted on half-acre, with cowsheds divided into sections including steamers, milking, maternity and calves of between zero and three months old and another […]
The Naivasha Horticultural Fair is the largest horticultural fair in Africa having brought together over 300 exhibitors over the years these being stakeholders in the horticultural industry to showcase their various products and services. The event is in its 17th year and will be held from the 20th to the 21st of September at the Naivasha Sports Club.
The show, which is held every year offers a chance for farmers to learn more about innovation and technology in agriculture. This years event theme is promoting technology in agriculture and trade. There will be a wide range of exhibitors in different fields ranging from finance to education, manufacturing and health. The event will take […]
Africa Agri Expo 2023 is a very well-established event promoting Africa`s rich Agriculture sector and presenting international companies with an unparalleled way to explore the huge business potential of this historic continent.
The first Eldoret Show was held in 1925 and became the fourth branch of the then Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Kenya (A.S.K) after Nairobi and Nakuru. The Show ground is approximately 8 kms from Eldoret town and 10 kms from the Eldoret airport and is located along the Kisumu Road.
The Africa Dairy & Beverage Summit is a high level platform for world-class education, capacity building and networking for the dairy, soft and alcoholic beverages industry in Africa, with a focus on the technical, scientific, nutritional, new product development and marketing aspects of these two key sectors of the food industry. It brings together key decision makers from the dairy and drink processing, packaging, engineering, sustainability, QA/R&D, marketing/brand management and supply chain/logistics. Further the Summit will be attended by suppliers of processing, packaging, quality and supply chain equipment and solutions; Government agencies and NGOs/development organisations in the dairy and beverage value in Africa and beyond to discuss the future of the industry. The dairy and beverage sectors are two of the most important in terms of economic, nutritional and social impact in Africa. They are also the fastest growing across the continent, while the demand for better tasting, affordable and better-for-you products is surging across the Continent. The Africa Dairy & Beverage Summit is a pan-African initiative to enable the sharing of experiences and the discovery of new technologies and market trends. It also offers unique networking and business linkage opportunities that are vital for the growth of the changing dairy and beverage industry value chain in Africa. The Summit will consist of three days of extensive learning, vibrant Expo Hall showcasing the latest technologies, field visits to dairy/beverage companies around Mombasa and thousands of opportunities to connect with personal and business connections from Africa and beyond
KALRO Muguga invites stakeholders on 21st -22nd March 2023 for an Open day, technologies available for showcasing include Maize varieties, Irrigation & Greenhouse technologies, Soil analysis, Feed analysis, Pest Management, Chicken feed & Ration formulation
The GLOBALG.A.P. TOUR stop will take place in Nairobi and will seek to promote good agricultural practices, safe and sustainable farming, market compliance, access to national and international trade networks, and responsiveness to consumer demands.
The three-day event is also expected to steer conversations around expanding opportunities for Kenyan produce into untapped regional and global markets. Discussions at the conference will focus on major issues that are currently affecting the trade in fresh produce in both regional and global markets. These include changing pesticides regimes, implications of the lifting of the GMO ban on Kenya’s fresh produce export markets, testing solutions, harmonizing market standards for the benefit of producers and exporters and financing solutions.
The Cabinet Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, Mithika Linturi and GLOBALG.A.P. Managing Director, Dr Kristian Moeller will officiate the first day of the event at Safari Park Hotel.
Participants will also have an opportunity to make site visits to enterprises with a proven record of globally-recognized best practice in production and handling operations.
The conference brings together an array of industry leaders that includes development partners led by USAID implementing partners, sector associations including Fresh Produce Exporters Association of Kenya (FPEAK), Agrochemicals Association of Kenya (AAK), Avocado Exporters Association of Kenya, Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO), Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA), producers, and a wide range of private sector players.
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