About 100 Lights Farm
Two farms,
Growing good food!
We grow herbs, teas, vegetables, chicken and goats across two farms in Tigoni and Kongoni, and share it all from our kitchen table to yours. Our parents and forefathers have been cultivating food since our first memory. We are just doing the same things with better tools and better knowledge.
Family grown since [year]
100
The story behind the name
Why 100 lights?
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Our two farms
Home base
Tigoni
Up in the Limuru highlands, Tigoni is where the herbs and tea blends grow, where every order is packed and collected, and where we will host the Supper Club, tea tastings and workshops.
- Herbs and teas
- Worm farm
- Order collection
- Experiences
The big fields
Kongoni
In the highlands of Kakamega, is the land of milk and honey. Literally our Ayshire Cattle, Galla Goats and Chickens are reared here as well as our delectable honey. Orders from Kongoni are collected at Tigoni.
- Honey
- Milk
- Visits by arrangement
How we grow
Feed the soil first
We enjoy good compost, high quality worm castings, rich chicken manure and rich biodiversity. Our worm farm turns kitchen and farm waste into castings that go back into every bed.
Grow for flavour
We pick varieties for taste and harvest them close to collection day, not for shelf life. We also make sure our seeds are robust and resilient to face most diseases.
Waste nothing
What we don’t sell feeds the worms, the hens or the compost, and comes back as next season’s soil. Our Bougie hens prefer strawberries if given a choice.
Grow with neighbours
Partner growers, local hands and local buyers: the farm is better when the community around it does well. We don’t grow everything but we know where to get the best produce.
The people behind it
A small team that plants, picks, packs and cooks. Say hello when you collect your order.
Margaret Ameka
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[Farm manager, Tigoni]
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[Farm manager, Kongoni]
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Partner growers
Friends of the farm
Some neighbours grow one crop better than anyone. We stock their harvest alongside ours, credit them on every product, and pay them fairly. [Confirm wording.]
Come and taste it
Order from the farm, book a seat at the table, or come and find us in Tigoni.