How Ambokili Farm is Addressing the Gender Equality Gap
At Ambokili Farm, the empowerment of women transcends mere rhetoric. Here are 6 ways in which we continiously empower women to bridge the gender equality gap: Decent Standards of living With over 17 women employed, the Ambokili Farm has become more than just a workplace; it’s a beacon of hope for these women. No longer […]
A Buzzing Organic Farm: A Closer Look at Insect Diversity
The vibrant world of an organic farm, where the buzz is not just about the freshest produce but also about the fascinating insect inhabitants that play crucial roles in the ecosystem. Uncovering the secret lives of these tiny, yet mighty, farm residents. From pollinators to pest controllers, big bugs to small bug, flying bugs to […]
Earthworms: The Underground Architects
Earthworms play a fundamental role in the ecosystem. They contribute significantly to soil health, fertility, and the overall function of terrestrial ecosystems. By recycling nutrients, enhancing soil structure, and supporting the growth of plants, earthworms support the wider web of life that includes birds, small mammals, and other organisms that rely on healthy soil ecosystems […]
Vital Role of Wildlife in Our Ecosystem
Ambokili Farm is taking a moment to shine a light🔦 on the vital role wildlife plays in our ecosystems🍃 and the importance of preserving their habitats. One of our core values is- Care for life (all life forms). Ambokili Farm is deeply committed to fostering biodiversity and ensuring the well-being of all living things. We […]
Cultivating Economic Prosperity: How Ambokili Farm is Contributing to SDG No.8
The global economic landscape is woven with both opportunity and disparity. Despite advancements, the harsh reality is that millions grapple with unemployment, and the gender pay gap remains a persistent stain. In the face of persistent unemployment, particularly amongst youth and women, and the ever-present struggle for equal pay for equal work, organisations like Ambokili […]
How Ambokili Farm is Contributing to SDG No.13- Climate Action
In the semi-arid region of Kimana, Kajiado County, Kenya, the effects of climate change are starkly evident. There are erratic rainfall patterns, alternating between prolonged droughts and intense rainfall events. This has led to soil erosion, flooding and loss of biodiversity. Moreover, the decline in water sources, including rivers, streams, and natural springs, has exacerbated […]
How Ambokili is Contributing to SDG No.1- No Poverty
Following decades of deforestation, pollution, unsustainable conventional agriculture practices and climate change in Kimana, Kenya; the consequences are severe. Communities depending on the now infertile land for their livelihoods, as farmers and pastoralists, have been thrown into poverty. From Barren Land to Thriving Ecosystems: How Ambokili Farm is Eradicating Poverty in Kenya In the heart […]
Exploring the Characteristics of Organic Farming: Realise the Power of Companion Planting
It’s not just about avoiding harmful chemicals; it’s about creating a harmonious ecosystem where plants, animals, and the environment thrive together. Organic Farming is a sustainable agricultural system that uses ecologically based pest controls and biological fertilisers derived largely from animal and plant wastes and nitrogen-fixing cover crops. It’s a philosophy rooted in harmony with nature, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. At the […]
Companion Planting
COMPANION PLANTING In the heart of Ambokili Farm lies a profound understanding of nature’s intricate balance. Here, amidst the verdant fields and thriving crops, we embrace a practice as old as agriculture itself: companion planting. From our humble beginnings of cultivating a handful of plant varieties, we’ve undergone a remarkable transformation at Ambokili Farm. What […]
Cover Cropping
Cover Cropping At Ambokili, we’re passionate about nurturing land, not just crops. Our goal is to have a verdant tapestry woven across the Farm, not just during harvest, but throughout the year. Thus, we practice cover cropping. But what exactly is cover cropping, and why did Ambokili Farm consider as one of its agricultural endeavours? […]
