For farmers
Farm visits, hands-on training and agribusiness advice through the Africa Farmers Club.
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Connect, learn and grow farming profits.
Farmer training, media and services for African agriculture - built from a working farm at Athi River, Kenya.
What we do
One organisation, three ways of working with farmers
AFarmers Media
Farming shows that carry practical knowledge to a mass farmer audience, every week.
See the showsCorporate services
Training, distribution, research and brand promotion for the businesses that serve farmers.
See corporate servicesThe numbers behind the work
14,000+
farmers trained
as of 2023
31,000+
jobs created by trained farmers
as of 2023
241,000+
Africa Farmers Club members
as of 2023
800,000
people reached by AFarmers Media each month
as of 2023
Figures from the AFarmers corporate profile; each is being re-verified for publication.
How we measure impact
AFarmers Media
Connect, Learn & Grow - on air every week
From diagnosing sick crops on Diagnostic Tuesday to market prices on Market Watch, AFarmers Media shows are made by people who farm, for people who farm.
- Farm Plan Monday
- Market Watch
- Ask the Experts
- Diagnostic Tuesday
- Farming for Profits
- Sauti ya Mkulima
- Farm Drive
- Mid Morning
Corporate services
For the businesses that work with farmers
Training
Practical farmer training, designed and delivered with the Africa Farmers Club.
About trainingDistribution
Get products from your warehouse into farmers' hands.
About distributionResearch & Insights
Usage, attitudes and product testing with real farmers.
About research & insightsBrand Equity
Promote your brand to a farmer audience that trusts the channel.
About brand equityPartners
Working with counties, funders and agri brands
Kajiado County Government
Facebook Community Leadership Program
Food Tank
See partners and clients
Our story
It started with 0.25 acres at Athi River
In 2007, AFarmers was a quarter-acre farm in Machakos County. When a buyer walked away from 75,000 cabbages at harvest, the search for answers became a Facebook group - and the group became the Africa Farmers Club.
Today that community sits alongside AFarmers Media and services for agri businesses, with recognition including the AgriFin Awards 2021.
Read our full journey