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There is nowhere reliable to turn when a field decision has to be made.

Kilimore4CUS
Transforming how Africa sees, builds, and connects agriculture.

Agriculture In Focus
We sit at the intersection of storytelling and farming — using honest, first-person documentation of real farming journeys to educate and inspire the next generation of African agripreneurs.
The gap
800,000 young Kenyans enter the job market yearly, yet very few can see themselves in agriculture. The average Kenyan farmer is around 60 years old; the opportunity is enormous for young people in agriculture to address the SDGs.
There is nowhere reliable to turn when a field decision has to be made.
Young people starting out lack land, mentorship and real exposure.
No Poverty
Zero Hunger
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Climate Action
Our key focus areas





Our partners

Creative partner
The model
Five strengths working together as one.
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Real-time, first-person documentation of farming, not staged success stories.
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A working production farm modeling Good Agricultural Practices including integrated pest management, composting, crop rotation and regenerative techniques.
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Mentorship, farm visits, webinars and hands-on training.
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Connecting producers with certified input suppliers and expert consultancy and extension advice.
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Shaping how agriculture is talked about and increasingly how it is supported.
Find a farmer in need of help
Bring in the film crew & experts
Make adjustments
Farmer smiles all the way to the bank
The Shape-Up safari continues…
Our impact
Young people inspired to begin farming ventures.
Organisations partnered with.
Community members trained in good agricultural practices.
Farm-fresh, traceable produce supplied per season.
People reached with digital content on climate-smart, sustainable agriculture.
Our story
Young people around us wanted to start farming ventures — but what they had to go on was expectation, not reality. Then came our founder’s onion farming experience, and the melons nobody planned for.
We documented it as it happened: one-minute lessons from the field, costs and mistakes included. The response made one thing obvious — farmers needed practical answers and community, in that order.


Founder’s note
“I started farming because I watched people I worked alongside transform their lives through agriculture, and it lit something in me.”
“I farm in public, mistakes and all, because that's the only honest way to show someone else it can be done.”
Zola Madaga — Co-Founder, Kilimore4CUS
Join the movement
Whether you’re a young person exploring agriculture, a farmer with a story to tell, or a partner who shares our vision — there’s a place for you at Kilimore4cus.