White Orange Youth

19/02/2026

It rained yesterday,this mean is the beginning of next raining season, we decided to harvest our corns so that we can prepare again our field for next planting cycle

The corn looks great with zero industry inputs, thanks for our miracle compost! iThese are local seeds and can reproduce. As they are in danger of disappearing, I would love to swarp to anyone who has local seeds. Would you like to learn how to improve your soil health? Welcome to Kimashuku permaculture farm

19/02/2026

It rained yesterday,this mean is the beginning of next raining season, we decided to harvest our corns so that we can prepare again our field for next planting cycle

The corn looks great with zero industry inputs, thanks for our miracle compost! iThese are local seeds and can reproduce. As they are in danger of disappearing, I would love to swarp to anyone who has local seeds. Would you like to learn how to improve your soil health? Welcome to Kimashuku permaculture farm

Organic farming

19/02/2026

It rained yesterday,this mean is the beginning of next raining season, we decided to harvest our corns so that we can prepare again our field for next planting cycle

The corn looks great with zero industry inputs, thanks for our miracle compost! iThese are local seeds and can reproduce. As they are in danger of disappearing, I would love to swarp to anyone who has local seeds. Would you like to learn how to improve your soil health? Welcome to Kimashuku permaculture farm

03/02/2026

Hot composting
When making compost considering what materials are available on your farm to use.
In our case, we use chicken manure from our poultry, cow and goat manure from our neighbors, green and dry grass from our farm, and rice husks from neighbors.

Are you a garden lover who would like to learn how to make hot compost? Stay tuned!
We are organizing training to make hot compost at Kimashuku using your available materials.

01/02/2026

Healthy soil

01/02/2026

31/01/2026

The heath of the soil is crucial for crop yields, as the rain season is closed by, we prepared a compost pile ahead of time to insure that we have enough to use when it needed

31/01/2026

The heath of the soil is crucial for crop yields, as the rain season is closed by, we prepared a compost pile ahead of time to insure that we have enough to use when it needed

31/12/2025

More Than Kienyeji Chicken
Pure kienyeji, raised naturally — the way it should be.
Healthy for your body, powerful for a cause.
Every chicken from Kimashuku Farm supports WOY’s sustainability journey, helping us reduce donor dependence and keep our work alive.
🍗 You eat well.
❤️ Lives move forward.
One chicken. One choice. One life changed.

25/12/2025

We wish all friends a joyful holiday season and prosperous New Year.
View from Kimashuku farm