Strawberry farming in Kenya holds enormous financial potential. If you’ve been looking for a job, you may easily become a job creator or an employer in less than 12 months.
Strawberry cultivation, especially in in Kenya, is currently on the cutting edge of this category. It’s time to plant the seeds and receive the benefits. And with good reason: There is a ready market for mature berries in the country, and the demand is not even close to being met.
1/8 of an acre is enough for a beginner, but if you live in the city, You can start farming in containers.
It is important that you have adequate capital beforehand to enable you run an optimal farm. A rough draft the requirements for a 1/8-th acre plot (open-field cultivation) would be as follows:
