Farm To The World

Hand tiller are very useful and easy to uses mechanical farming equipment for small scale farmers.

For years, Beatrice prepared her land manually — a process that took up to 2 months with a jembe, long days in the sun, and limited help as the rains approached. With the STIHL MH 710 Tiller, the same shamba is now ready in just 2 days. Those weeks saved give her time to plan, plant earlier, and even earn extra by renting out the machine during the season. Powered by a 7.1 HP engine, running 6–8 hours on a 3.6-litre tank, and fitted with an LED light for early mornings or late evenings, the MH 710 lets Beatrice manage her time on her own terms. The machine pulls itself, and the adjustable ergonomic handle keeps her comfortable throughout the day. For farmers who want to make the same shift, the STIHL MH 710 is available at a Recommended Retail Price starting from KSh113,018.20 VAT Inc. With Lipa Part Part (100% financing) powered by Equity Bank, owning one becomes easier without delaying your season. To get started, call +254 111041200, WhatsApp +254 112749935, or visit your nearest STIHL Authorised Dealer today. Watch Beatrice’s full story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2TkaUWlOOQ #MILIKISTIHL #STIHLPower #LipaPartPart

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Trench Composting: Feed the Soil Right Where Plants Grow 🌱🪱
No compost pile, no hauling, no turning. Just bury scraps in the bed and let soil life handle the rest. This method turns the root zone into a slow-release fertilizer system.

HOW IT WORKS:
Plant crops along the outer edges of the bed. Keep a strip down the center open. Dig a trench, bury scraps, cover with soil. Roots grow toward nutrients. Worms move in and process everything underground.

THE TRENCH — 8–12 INCHES DEEP 🧱
Dig along the center of the bed.
Width: 6–8 inches
Length: as long as the bed
Pile the removed soil along the sides — you’ll use it to cover scraps.

WHAT TO BURY: 🍎
✓ Vegetable peels, fruit scraps, cores
✓ Crushed eggshells (adds calcium)
✓ Coffee grounds and paper tea bags
✓ Spent plants and soft stems
✗ No meat, dairy, oily foods, or bread

THE SOIL CAP — CRITICAL 🌍
Always cover scraps with at least 4 inches of soil immediately.
This locks in smells, discourages pests, and creates the dark, moist zone worms love.

WHAT HAPPENS UNDERGROUND:
Worms detect food and migrate to the trench.
They break down scraps and leave nutrient-rich castings.
Their tunnels improve aeration and drainage.
Plant roots naturally grow toward this underground nutrient band.

TIMING: ⏳
Add scraps weekly and move along the trench instead of dumping in one spot.
By mid-season, early deposits are fully decomposed and feeding your crops.

No pile to manage. No waiting months. Just steady soil building right where your plants need it.

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