Welcome to Plantain Boss Ltd where every bunch is grown to precision, straight from our soil to your table.
At Plantain Boss Ltd's farm, our aim is to protect and guard the soils' microbiome and its Eco-System. We work to sustain its nutrition organically and grow the healthiest, prolific plantains. Our philosophy is; Feeding the Soil, Feeds the Plants and as a result, the plant Feeds Us. Our use of organic compost manure, woodash, rainwater and mulch creates a richer Soil Eco System for growth and sustainability.
Our first plantain fruit on the farm had a remarkable 7+ hands, strong and filling out fast!
This serves as an indicator that precise management, organic soil boosting leads all the energy to where it counts. The taste of our plantains is amazing!
We are committed to providing our customers with the freshest and highest quality plantains in the country. We do this by staying on ground, continously monitoring, evaluating, searching for emerging best practices and making appropriate improvements to ensure we meet our market unique needs.
Take a closer look at our plantain in motion a 360° view of a healthy mat, straight from the field, showing the growth and care that goes into every bunch.
Climate change has brought unpredictable weather patterns, making it a challenge to maintain consistent water supply nationwide. However, at Plantain Boss Ltd Farm we have adapted, by implementing rainwater harvesting techniques and enriching our soil with organic compost to ensure our plantains receive the right amount of moisture and nutrients they need to thrive on a year round basis. Our aim is to shift and scale to Solar Powered Irrigation systems to boost more prodcution and bring more plantain to your tables.
Isaac Kithyaka ~ Founder, CEO and Project Manager ~
The average age of a farmer in Kenya is 60 years old. Plantain Boss Ltd seeks to disrupt this. My aim as a farmer is to shift tradtional farming practises to a more sustainable, climate resilient form of agriculture that seeks to create employment in the agricultrual sector, improve basic nutrition, enhance the soil biodivesity and its Eco-System in Kenya.