FarmLife Health Services Ltd

08/11/2025

📚Carbon Sequestration in Fruit Trees: Insights from Kenya

How much carbon can fruit trees store, and what does that mean for farmers and climate action?

This technical brief shares findings from a study that developed simple, easy-to-use allometric equations to estimate carbon storage in fruit trees.

By understanding their trees’ carbon value, farmers can access climate finance, negotiate fair payments, and participate more equitably in carbon markets, while safeguarding food security and livelihoods.

Read the brief:📘 https://t.co/l0QYqQmjSf

07/11/2025

🌿 Day 2 of the CIFOR-ICRAF Documentary: Quality Tree Seed Training! 🎥

What an exciting day in the field! Today, the CIFOR–ICRAF team joined us at our farmers’ farms to continue documenting the Quality Tree Seed training — and the energy was amazing! 🙌

Farmers were eager to learn as we demonstrated how to raise both avocado and indigenous trees, from seed propagation and planting all the way to management and fruit production. 🌱🥑🌳

We also had great discussions on the importance of agroforestry and organic farming — simple, sustainable practices that help restore our soils, improve biodiversity, and increase yields naturally. 💚

From weeding and pest control to pruning and mulching, it was all hands-on learning — and the excitement on the farmers’ faces said it all! 😊

A huge thank you to CIFOR-ICRAF for capturing these special moments and to our farmers for their dedication to building greener, more resilient landscapes. Together, we’re growing change — one seed at a time! 🌍✨

05/11/2025

🌱 We were delighted to host the CIFOR-ICRAF team at our Stoo Mbili Nursery for impact documentation following the Quality Tree Seed Training that our team proudly participated in.

We deeply appreciate CIFOR-IGRAF for choosing our nursery as a model site for documentation and capacity building. 🤝

Together, we continue to strengthen partnerships, enhance learning, and drive sustainable solutions as we restore degraded landscapes and empower our local communities. 🌍💚

27/10/2025

27/10/2025

Happening Now!

24/10/2025

🏃‍♂️🌍 Running for Conservation — Restoring the Mau Forest Complex 🌳

FarmLife Health Services Ltd was honored to participate in the Mau Conservation Marathon, which kicked off in Keringet and concluded at Baringo Secondary School, Kuresoi North — a powerful run advocating for the restoration and protection of the Mau Forest Complex.

The marathon was flagged off by Dr. Eng. Festus K. Ng’eno, PS Environment & Patron of -ICLIP, together with PS Sports Elijah Mwangi, and world-renowned athletes Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet.

As a youth-led social enterprise, FarmLife is committed to restoring degraded landscapes, empowering farmers, and advancing climate action across the Mau region — our home. 💚

23/10/2025

11/10/2025

🌿 Mazingira Day 10/10/2025 was celebrated in style at the Botanical Garden, Mau-Summit!
We kicked off the morning with Siwot Primary, joined by schools including Ararwet, Mianzini, Kambala, Mau-Summit, Mutamaiyu (Kihingo location, D.O Njoro Sub County), and many more.

Over 300 medicinal trees were planted 🌳, and pupils learned about the importance of forests through the Forest Challenge Badge program. Three schools were awarded certificates for completing their curriculum!

Special thanks to our partners: Kenya Forest Service , Molo Constituency Forest Association , 3E Africa, BACOFA, and all who made the day a success. 💚

10/10/2025

🌳 Happy Mazingira Day 2025! 🌍

Today, we celebrate a national call to action — to grow trees, conserve the environment, and serve our communities for a more sustainable future. 🌱

Let’s plant trees, nurture hope, and build resilient communities together! 💚

09/10/2025

The Greening of Mau Schools continues! 🌳
Ahead of Mazingira Day, FarmLife Health Services Ltd is distributing avocado seedlings to schools across Kuresoi North and South.

This is part of our School Greening Program under the MFC-ICLIP initiative, inspiring young learners to grow trees, care for the environment, and build a greener future. 🌍💚

12/07/2025

Yesterday was monumental! 🌳

We successfully delivered 30,000 assorted indigenous and exotic tree seedlings, and distributed over 20,000 seedlings to smallholder farmers in Masaita, Nyota Ward, Kuresoi North, Nakuru County.

The joy on their faces said it all—hope is being restored one seedling at a time. Through this effort, we reached 54+ households, empowering communities to take charge of local restoration.

We also took the opportunity to restore riparian zones, strengthening our commitment to environmental recovery.

Restore Local it is! 🌱

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing partners:
Kenya Forest Service, Isinya Roses, and Molo Constituency Forest Association , for joining us—this would not have been possible without your support.

Together, we’re not just planting trees—we’re planting hope for future generations. 💚