Mushroom farming takes root in Kenya

Mushroom farming in Kenya is not common and this could be due to the fact that it is a delicate endeavour which requires a lot of attention especially when planting or spawning as it is referred. Peter Kibe had been growing oyster mushrooms in Molo since 2006 until a year later when the 2007 post election violence disrupted everything. "Molo region was among the areas affected by the violence that hit the country and people were forced to disperse. When peace finally prevailed in 2010, out of the few people that returned, only a number of them picked up mushroom farming," Kibe says...