Pyrethrum farming in Elgeyo Marakwet County has seen a remarkable growth, doubling over the past year as the county aims to enhance cash circulation among local farmers. This expansion underscores a concerted effort to capitalize on the economic potential of pyrethrum cultivation, potentially revitalizing the agricultural landscape and contributing to local economic development. The surge in pyrethrum production reflects strategic agricultural diversification initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and promoting sustainable farming practices in the region.
With favorable climatic conditions and support from agricultural extension services, farmers in Elgeyo Marakwet County have increasingly embraced pyrethrum cultivation as a viable cash crop. The county government’s investment in training and provision of inputs has played a pivotal role in boosting production. As pyrethrum gains momentum as a key agricultural sector, stakeholders anticipate further growth opportunities, including job creation and increased incomes for farmers, thus fostering socio-economic prosperity in the region.
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