Yara Fertilizer Prices in Kenya
YaraMila complex fertilizer is a comprehensive range of the most essential plant nutrients – a combination of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) designed to maximize crop yield and quality.
Yara Fertilizer Prices in Kenya
The planting season is set to begin in high-producing areas in Rift Valley and the price of fertilizer is retailing at an average of Sh6,000 per 50kg bag. Yara is offering discounts to farmers who will register under its plan and buy from them.
What is the cost of fertilizer in Kenya today?
The Ministry of Agriculture is appealing to farmers to visit the nearest NCPB depot or sub-depot, where a 50 kg bag of DAP will sell at Ksh3,500, CAN at Ksh 2,875, UREA at Ksh 3,500, NPK at Ksh 3,275, MOP Ksh 1,775 and Sulphate of Ammonia at Ksh 2,220.
How much is DAP fertilizer in Kenya in 2023?
Under the new subsidy scheme, DAP fertilizer will cost Sh3,500, CAN Sh2,875, UREA-Sh3,500, NPK- Sh3,275, and Sulphate of Ammonia will cost Sh2, 220. The fertilizer will be distributed through the National Cereals Board depots and sub-depots countrywide.
Why is fertilizer expensive in Kenya?
Farmers near Nairobi offload livestock manure that will be used to fertilize crops. Because of the war in Ukraine, where a lot of fertilizer is produced, the price of it has skyrocketed, and Kenyan farmers say they now cannot afford to buy it. Benard Mwenja is one of the luckier farmers in Kenya.
How much does UREA cost in Kenya?
The applicable subsidized fertilizer prices will be per 50Kg bag of fertilizer retailing from Sh1,775 to a maximum cost of Sh3,500. A bag of 50Kg of Di-Ammonium Phosphate (DAP) will cost a farmer Sh3500, Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) Sh2,875 and a 50Kg bag of UREA will go for Sh3,500.