Hortech Kenya - Njoro, Nakuru County
Hortech Limited is a pioneering seedling propagation facility located in Kenya, along Nakuru-Njoro Highway. The Company was founded in 2020, and has quickly emerged to be a key player in the Agribusiness sector, producing high-quality certified seedlings revolutionizing modern agriculture and fostering sustainable farming practices. They have a total of 10 greenhouses at the Njoro farm with the newest addition being the ongoing horticulture expansion where we are growing flowers for local retail and export. Hortech supplies seedlings to farmers, horticulturists, and garden enthusiasts across Kenya. #HortechKenya #SeedlingPropagation #TembeaNakuru ------------------------------------------------- Video production by: Fana Studios Ltd For marketing contact us on: [email protected]
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