Every harvest season, thousands of farmers across Narok, Uasin Gishu, Trans Nzoia, Bungoma, Kakamega, Nandi, and other grain-producing counties face the same question: “Should I sell today, or wait for better prices?” For many, the answer isn’t determined by market prices—it’s determined by cash flow. School fees, loan repayments, labour

We are glad to announce that agriBORA, through the agriBORA–CIAT partnership, has been selected as a P4G Round 5 Partnership, geared towards renewing and expanding support for accelerating innovative climate solutions. 🌍🌾 The agriBORA-CIAT partnership is advancing a Warehouse Receipt Model that allows farmers to turn harvest storage receipts into

In today’s agricultural economy, it’s no longer just about growing crops—it’s about trust, transparency, and timely access to finance. That’s why Digital Warehouse Receipts (WRs) are changing the game in Kenya. 📄 What are Warehouse Receipts?A Warehouse Receipt is a digital certificate confirming the quantity, type, and quality of goods

We are thrilled to announce that agriBORA was proudly represented by our CEO & Founder, Kizito Odhiambo, at the 2025 P4G Summit in Vietnam — a prestigious global gathering of changemakers dedicated to advancing green and inclusive transitions. And the excitement doesn’t stop there! agriBORA received an award from Partnering

Burnt Forest, Uasin Gishu County — In a small village nestled in the lush highlands of Burnt Forest, a quiet revolution in agriculture is taking root. Stephen Cheluget, a maize farmer and proud member of the Kuona Mbele Cooperative Society, has made history as the first farmer to store his