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These 2 litre hand garden-sprays prove very useful for individual household gardens when growing vegetables -
Many community groups have nurseries for raising seedlings. These tree seedlings would be most appreciated. -
An essential small farming tool for use in the nursery beds during the seedling stage. -
These 1 litre cans of pesticide are useful when growing vegetables -
Your donation will buy a small farming tool such as a Jembe or Kenyan fork which are used a bit like a Dutch hoe to cultivate the soil. An essential tool on the nursery beds during the seedling stage. -
Many community groups have nurseries for raising seedlings. These fruit tree seedlings would be most appreciated. -
Community group farmers work hard to weed their fields but herbicides are still essential to minimise the growth of unwanted vegetation to ensure the maximum harvest. -
Seeds for sowing vital crops are the widows community groups lifeblood. The individual household garden vegetable seeds are a most welcome gift. -
Using hybrid seed varieties for farming staple crops and intercropping maize and sorghum with beans results in higher yields. -
Beehives used to be supplied with their own wooden mounting post but experience has shown that termites attack the post causing the hive to fall over and the bees to desert it. These metal stands will accommodate up to 4 hives and will last a long time. -
Not as woolly as British sheep, but these Kenyan sheep are hardy and breed well. They are also good value for money! -
Bee keeping for honey production is now a positive income generator for a number of community groups. This gift will buy a Lanstroth bee hive. See also Honey Harvesting Kit for protective clothing at the critical harvesting phase. -
Helps the widows with the back-breaking work on their farms and useful for local transport. -
With two harvest seasons every year, fertilizer is essential in this largely agricultural community. -
This pump reduces the backbreaking work of filling and carrying water containers from the water source. -
Your donation will buy equipment and protective clothing for the critical honey harvesting phase of bee keeping. Bee keeping for honey production is now a positive income generator for a number of community groups. -
A ripper plough pulled by ploughing bulls and steered by hand. -
A mobile maize sheller can be shared amongst a number of widows and orphans groups. It strips the corn from the cobs much more quickly than is possible manually.
