Commodities Fund

"We will give Commodities Fund more resources to finance the Cashew subsector, " PS Paul Ronoh, Phd, tells The National Cashew Conference 2026 that is currently going on in Kwale County

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https://www.youtube.com/live/CCld6yPaVv8?si=O2vvGu-ukt-Jotvu

COMFUND WEATHER: M-A-M RAINS STARTS IN THE SECOND WEEK OF MARCH – GET READY TO ESTABLISH YOUR NEW COFFEE FARM!

The March–April–May (MAM) 2026 Long Rains Seasonal Climate Outlook by the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) indicates that the rains will start in earnest as from the second week of March.

The report indicates that several parts of the country are likely to experience near-average to below-average rainfall, with variability in onset, distribution, and intensity.

The coffee farmers in most parts of the country depend on this rain season to establish new coffee farms or to change the crop cycle.

Any farmer intending to establish new coffee is advised to prepare holes during this month of February, as per recommended standard. This would ensure that the holes are well-exposed to current sunshine, which aids in destroying harmful microbes, which cures such holes before planting a coffee seedling.

This requires financing.

And that is why Commodities Fund exist, to provide you with affordable credit to support preparation of holes, purchase of seedlings and all input required to establish a new farm, including labour costs

Contact us: [email protected], X: or DM us right here, for more details

(Pic/ KMD)

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