Haron Mogeni, Author at Pangoni Online Marketing

Sell Rosemary In Kenya: Where to Do it at Huge Profits

Posted by Haron Mogeni | Oct 15, 2023 | Herb Farming |

This blog post guides aspiring herb gardeners in Kenya on how to transform their rosemary cultivation into a profitable business. The author emphasizes that rosemary is easy to maintain, resilient against pests and diseases, and not prone to theft. The blog suggests strategic approaches such as selling at local farmers’ markets, utilizing online marketplaces, manufacturing rosemary-infused beauty products and creating aromatherapy products. Overall, the post illustrates the varied opportunities available to monetize the cultivation of rosemary.

How to Choose Best Secateurs For Your Gardening Needs

Posted by Haron Mogeni | Oct 13, 2023 | Farm Equipment |

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Papaya Hawaiian Variety: Your Path to an Amazing Papaya Farm

Posted by Haron Mogeni | Sep 28, 2023 | Papaya |

Unlock the potential of Papaya Hawaiian! With robust disease resistance, bountiful yields, and low costs, it’s the ultimate choice for aspiring papaya farmers. Explore its global market demand, export potential, and delightful flavor – a winning recipe for agricultural success. Don’t miss the chance to turn your papaya farming dreams into a reality with this remarkable variety.

Organic Bean Farming in Thika: Amazing Farmer’s Guide

Posted by Haron Mogeni | Sep 26, 2023 | Vegetables |

Organic bean farming In Kenya Are you a first-time farmer like me, eager to start your own bean farm in Thika, right next to those vast pineapple plantations? Well, you’ve come to the right place. I embarked on this...

How Profitable Is Papaya Farming in Kenya? Here’s The Answer

Posted by Haron Mogeni | Sep 15, 2023 | Papaya |

Papaya farming in Kenya is a promising venture, with optimal plant spacing crucial for high yields. Initial costs encompass seedlings, land preparation, fertilizers, and irrigation. Maintenance requires ongoing expenses for labor, pest control, and fertilization. Each ripe papaya fruit fetches roughly Ksh 30 to Ksh 50 at the farm gate, but prices can vary by region and season. Market demand is steadily growing due to health awareness and export opportunities. Effective pest control is vital to safeguard yields and profitability, making integrated pest management and organic methods essential for success.