From our flagship Mbegu Yetu Forum to quarterly field days and rolling farmer training workshops — there is always something happening at G-BiACK.
Kenya’s premier annual seed sovereignty gathering — uniting farmers, seed savers, youth groups, community leaders, researchers and advocates to celebrate indigenous knowledge, protect agricultural heritage, and reclaim food sovereignty one seed at a time.
Kenya’s annual gathering of farmers and seed savers. Seed exchanges, field demonstrations, farmer testimonies, policy discussions and cultural celebrations. Theme: “Our Seeds, Our Stories, Our Sovereignty.”
3–4 week hands-on training at G-BiACK’s campus covering all 8 essential elements of biointensive farming. Open to individual farmers, groups, NGO partners and schools. Available in English and Kiswahili.
Quarterly open days welcoming farmers, donors, researchers, NGO partners, journalists and curious visitors to walk the farm, meet the team and see GROW BIOINTENSIVE agriculture in action. Groups of any size welcome.
G-BiACK staff travel to farmer groups, cooperatives and community organisations across Central, Eastern and Nairobi Counties to deliver hands-on biointensive training and follow-up farm monitoring visits.
G-BiACK participates in the regional African Biointensive network connecting Kenya, DRC, Ghana, Rwanda, South Africa and beyond. Date and venue to be confirmed. NGO and research partners welcome.
The 2025 edition drew farmers, NGO partners and community leaders from across Kenya for a full day of seed exchanges, testimonies and celebration of indigenous varieties.
G-BiACK co-hosted the landmark African Biointensive Movement Workshop connecting practitioners from Kenya, DRC, Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa for three days of knowledge exchange.
Awarded in recognition of G-BiACK’s outstanding contribution to community-led food systems, farmer rights and ecological agriculture at the grassroots level in Kenya.
Representatives from partner organisations walked the double-dug beds and seed bank, seeing first-hand how GROW BIOINTENSIVE training translates into farmer outcomes.
Farmer groups learned processing and packaging techniques to add value to their harvests, opening new income streams beyond raw produce sales.
Fill in this form to register interest for Mbegu Yetu Forum 2026, a training workshop, a farm visit, or community outreach. Our team will be in touch with full details.