N
Originally published by Nation Businessbusiness
April 18, 2026
3h ago
I swapped maize farming for sunflowers and I have no regrets
Retired teacher encourages young farmers to embrace this type of farming...
✨ Key Highlights
A retired Education Officer in Elburgon, Nakuru County, has found significant success and satisfaction by switching from traditional maize farming to cultivating sunflowers.
- David Bor, the former teacher, discovered sunflowers to be a more profitable and less complex crop than maize, with a potential earning of up to Sh140,000 per season.
- He utilized free certified sunflower seeds provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and a small capital investment of Sh9,000.
- Sunflower farming offers valuable by-products like oil for domestic use and husks for livestock, making it a zero-waste agricultural practice.
Continue Reading
Read the complete article from Nation Business
Advertisement
Related News
Advertisement



