Which county is best for Wambugu Apples farming in Kenya?

Based on soil and climate suitability analysis, the top counties for Wambugu Apples are Bomet, Kericho, Nandi. Scores combine soil pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium against Wambugu Apples's nutrient requirements, plus a rainfall and altitude multiplier that penalises counties outside the crop's climate range.

What soil pH does Wambugu Apples need?

Wambugu Apples grows best between pH 5 and 7. Counties whose soils fall outside this range will need lime (if acidic) or sulphur (if alkaline) before planting.

What is the expected yield per acre for Wambugu Apples in Kenya?

A well-managed Wambugu Apples crop yields about 4,000 kg/acre. At a market price of approximately KES 75/kg, gross revenue per acre is around KES 300,000.

Best counties to grow Wambugu Apples in Kenya

All 47 counties ranked by soil and climate suitability for Wambugu Apples — scored against pH 5–7 target, medium nitrogen, medium phosphorus, high potassium, plus rainfall (1000–1800 mm) and altitude (1500–2500 m) requirements.

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Quick answer

The best counties for Wambugu Apples in Kenya are Bomet, Kericho, Nandi, based on soil and climate suitability. Wambugu Apples grows best at pH 5–7; these rank highest across all 47 counties on ShambaIQ's soil scoring.