The Kenya School of Agriculture (KSA), established in 1946 under the Agriculture Act (Cap 318), is a leading institution for agricultural education and training in Kenya. The school offers various programs in agricultural sciences, focusing on practical skills and knowledge
to enhance productivity in the agricultural sector. KSA aims to equip students with expertise in areas such as crop production, animal husbandry, and sustainable farming practices. By fostering skilled agricultural professionals, the school plays a vital role in improving food security, rural development, and the overall growth of Kenya’s agricultural industry.
CEO: Josphat Muhunyu
Josphat Muhunyu is the Principal of the Kenya School of Agriculture (KSA). He holds a degree in Agricultural Education and has extensive experience in agricultural education and management. Muhunyu has held various leadership and academic roles, playing a significant part in advancing agricultural training and education in Kenya.
Functions
- Agricultural Education – Providing quality education and training in various agricultural disciplines such as crop production, animal husbandry, and agricultural engineering.
- Skills Development – Equipping students with practical skills to enhance productivity and sustainability in agriculture.
- Extension Services – Offering agricultural extension services to farmers, promoting modern farming techniques for improved output.
- Research & Innovation – Conducting research on new agricultural practices, technologies, and sustainable farming methods.
- Curriculum Development – Continuously updating training programs to reflect emerging trends, challenges, and technological advancements in agriculture.
- Farmer Training – Organizing workshops and training programs to enhance knowledge among farmers, improving their agricultural practices.
- Partnerships & Collaboration – Collaborating with government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations to improve agricultural education and services.
- Policy Advisory – Providing input and recommendations to policymakers to enhance agricultural development in Kenya.
- Agricultural Technology Promotion – Promoting the adoption of agricultural technologies and innovations to boost productivity and address sector challenges.
- Community Engagement – Supporting local communities through outreach programs, encouraging sustainable agricultural practices, and fostering economic development.
Important Links
Address & Contacts
- Kenya School of Agriculture (KSA)
- P.O. Box 30195-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
- info@ksa.ac.ke
- 0202637367 | 0115084817