Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Ebby Farm’s flood-ready beehives
A women-led farm in Garissa, Kenya, combining beekeeping, horticulture, livestock, and a farmers network.
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- Garissa farmers, honey buyers, and agriculture partners
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- The site says its founder coordinates more than 7,000 farmers through the Garissa Farmers Network.
Field notes
The farm describes a mixed operation in which crops provide pollen for its hives and livestock waste is recycled as field manure. Its listed crops include bananas, beans, sunflower, tomatoes, and melons; the site also describes mentorship for grassroots groups, including the Qahira Women Farmers Association. A linked 2023 article is summarized as reporting 60 colonized hives.
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