Kenya’s agriculture sector is the backbone of its economy, with several counties leading in production. Kiambu excels in dairy farming, while Nakuru is a top producer of potatoes and wheat.

Uasin Gishu is known as Kenya’s grain basket, specializing in maize and wheat. Narok produces wheat and livestock products. Kirinyaga and Meru lead in tea, coffee, and horticulture.

Murang’a and Nyeri contribute significantly to tea and dairy farming. Bungoma is a key sugarcane producer, while Trans Nzoia is famous for maize farming.

These counties play a vital role in ensuring food security, economic growth, and employment in Kenya’s agricultural landscape. Their combined efforts drive the country’s farming industry forward.