Agricultural mechanisation for smallholder farmers to increase yields, productivity and incomes while reducing manual labour.
We provide agricultural mechanisation solutions and financing to smallholder farmers to increase productivity and incomes while reducing manual labour.
Who We Are
We are a Kenyan social enterprise created to provide agricultural mechanisation solutions and financing to smallholder farmers to increase productivity and incomes while reducing manual labour. By aggregating production from small-holder farmers, combined with mechanised services, access to finance and high-quality farm inputs, and intensive training emphasising climate-smart technologies, Nyabon has a proven track record of increasing agricultural productivity and farmers’ incomes while reducing physical labour and creating jobs for women and youth.
- Better sustainable farming practices and technologies to lower production costs and improve the quality of produce.
- Modern farm equipment packaged into appropriate mechanisation solutions at an affordable price to enable increased production.
- Access to finance to acquire equipment, inputs and service in order to expand your business.
What We Do
Agricultural Equipment Sales and Services.
Partnerships
How We Do It
The Nyabon business model is an ecosystem of stakeholders working together with the common goal of developing crop value chains. It does this by aligning the interests of four key stakeholders who can all benefit financially from the model’s success.
What Farmers Are Saying
We Are Big On Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA)
CSA is now no longer a choice but a necessity. Nyabon promotes CSA by ensuring its mechanisation solutions incorporate climate smart equipment/ implements, crop production practices deployed are green (in the sense that they improve productivity and profitability while helping farmers adapt to the negative effects of climate change), and that farmers are trained in CSA practises in general. A partial list of these multiple climate-smart practices includes cover crops and crop rotation, reduced tillage, mulching, solar irrigation, improved water management, soil carbon sequestration to reduce greenhouse gases, and conservation-based agriculture to conserve soil moisture and improve soil fertility.