The Challenges facing Flower farms in Kenya
Kenya boasts a climate characterized by heat, humidity, and moderately warm evenings, which provides an ideal environment for blossoms to flourish. As a result, the cultivation of flowers has become a common practice in many Kenyan households and holds significance in people's lives, as scientific evidence suggests that flowers can brighten up even the dullest of days or spaces. Over the years, the flower industry in Kenya has grown substantially, becoming a major contributor to the country's economy through annual flower exports. Additionally, the flower farms have been vital employers for local communities, with other industries indirectly benefiting from their presence, such as the transportation sector. Despite these positive aspects, Kenyan flower farms encounter various challenges in their pursuit of enhancing the lives of Kenyans with their beautiful blooms. Some of these challenges include: 1. High transportation costs: Many flower farms in Kenya find the air frei...