… The fair is being held under the theme, ‘Promoting Climate Smart Agriculture, Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth.’ ASK Nairobi International Trade Fair chairperson Levi Mukhweso said the event had expanded from about 300 exhibitors last year to more than 400 this y …
… high temperatures and drought. “We have looked at the seed sector, with players bringing seed varieties that can withstand high temperatures as well as drought, which are some of the effects associated with climate change,” Muthoka added.ASK Nairobi Branch Chairman Levi Mukhweso …
… to food security and livelihoods. “This is a Sunday service; we like thanking God for these five years that He has brought us, and also to appreciate our farmers and the less fortunate in families and communities,” said ASK Nairobi International Trade Fair chairman Levi Mukhweso …
… Levi Mukhweso, Chairman of the A.S.K. Nairobi Branch, said the organisation wanted to expose young people to the wider commercial opportunities available in agriculture. …
… ASK branch Chairperson Levi Mukhweso said exhibitors and organisers were completing final preparations for the week-long event.“We are about 99 per cent prepared for the show,” Mukhweso noted. …
… The organisers also plan to use the event to expose young people to commercial opportunities in agriculture, including innovation and entrepreneurship.Levi Mukhweso, chairman of the ASK Nairobi Branch, said the society wants young people to view agriculture as a modern business r …
… d as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Elizabeth Nzambuli officer in charge of chief agricultural officer, Dagoretti South subcounty explains to Nairobi Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Branch Chairperson Levi Mukhweso …
… tember 17, 2026 05:21 (EAT) Add as a Preferred Source on Google Follow us Follow on Whatsapp Follow on Google Follow on Twitter Elizabeth Nzambuli, Chief Agricultural Officer, Dagoretti South sub-county; Nairobi Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Branch Chairperson Levi Mukhweso …
… "Through the Made in Kenya Initiative, the agency is promoting greater appreciation and adoption of locally produced goods and services, while strengthening confidence in Kenyan products in the domestic, regional, and international market," she noted.Levi Mukhweso, chairman of th …
… Levi Mukhweso, chairman of the Nairobi International Trade Fair, said the event was being organized around climate-smart agriculture and sustainable economic growth. …
The 125th Nairobi International Trade Fair, running until October 4 at Jamhuri Park Showground, showcases climate-smart agriculture and farming technologies to help farmers adapt to changing weather patterns. The seven-day event has attracted more than 400 exhibitors and expects about 600,000 visitors, featuring climate-resilient seed varieties, adapted livestock breeds, and digital farming solutions including crop-spraying drones.
The 125th Nairobi International Trade Fair, running until October 4 at Jamhuri Park Showground, showcases climate-smart agriculture and farming technologies to help farmers adapt to changing weather patterns. The seven-day event has attracted more than 400 exhibitors and expects about 600,000 visitors, featuring climate-resilient seed varieties, adapted livestock breeds, and digital farming solutions including crop-spraying drones.
Drones, artificial intelligence and climate-resilient seeds are taking centre stage at the 125th Nairobi International Trade Fair, with about 400 exhibitors displaying agricultural technologies and digital tools to help farmers respond to climate challenges. The Agricultural Society of Kenya expects about 600,000 visitors this year, up from about 400,000 last year.
The Agricultural Society of Kenya is encouraging farmers to prepare for the upcoming planting season following months of drought, recommending they use certified seeds, secure fertiliser early, and adopt better farming practices. Fertiliser prices have fallen from Sh2,500 to Sh2,000, and the organization urges farmers to use the 2026 Nairobi International Trade Fair to access information on certified seeds, livestock production, and emerging technologies.
The Nairobi International Trade Fair will focus on artificial intelligence, precision agriculture, and data-driven farming as technologies to improve productivity and resource efficiency. The Agricultural Society of Kenya aims to expose farmers and agribusinesses to climate-smart production, water management, and market opportunities.
Ahead of the 2026 Nairobi International Trade Fair running September 28 to October 4, authorities have inspected Jamhuri Park, alerted security agencies, and opened drainage channels to prepare for large crowds and possible El Niño rains. Officials said security personnel will be deployed to handle incidents including petty theft and warned residents to avoid disaster-prone areas if heavy rains occur.
The Nairobi International Trade Fair, running September 28 to October 4 at Jamhuri Park, will host more than 500 exhibitors to link farmers with new technologies, markets and business opportunities. The event will showcase climate-smart production, precision agriculture, AI and digital tools to help farmers address challenges including climate variability and market access.
Organisers and security teams have completed final inspections of Jamhuri Park Showground for the 2026 Nairobi International Trade Fair, scheduled for September 28 to October 4. More than 500 exhibitors are expected to participate in the event bringing together businesses, government agencies, and research institutions.
Preparations for the 2026 Nairobi International Trade Fair have reached 99 per cent, with the week-long event scheduled for September 28 to October 4 at Jamhuri Park Showground. More than 500 exhibitors are expected to participate, including businesses, government agencies, research institutions, and technology companies.
The Agricultural Society of Kenya is repositioning the Nairobi International Trade Fair as a marketplace for investment, exports and partnerships, moving beyond its traditional role as an agricultural exhibition. The fair, scheduled for September 28 to October 4, is expected to draw exhibitors from more than 25 countries.
The Agricultural Society of Kenya is hosting the Nairobi International Trade Fair from September 28 to October 4, expecting participation from over 25 countries including Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, France, Belgium, India, Israel, Indonesia, Turkey, the Netherlands, China, Japan, Qatar, Ethiopia and Egypt, aiming to position the event as a marketplace for investment, exports, partnerships and innovation.
The Nairobi International Trade Fair will run from 28 September to 4 October at Jamhuri Park Showground, bringing together exhibitors, businesses, innovators and visitors to showcase innovation, trade and opportunity in one venue.