Kilimo — farming

Utu Kilimo

Organic farm produce, fish, meat and milk from trusted farmers

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Utu Kilimo

Utu Kilimo is where we grow organic food. Trusted, vetted farmers and fishers plant, raise and harvest; UTU sells for them. Organic vegetables and fruit, indigenous grains, fresh fish, grass-fed beef, kienyeji chicken, eggs and fresh milk. We do not own the farms — we connect you to the people who grow, and they keep the larger share of every sale.

Farm produce & organic vegetables in Kenya

Browse available vegetables, indigenous crops and fish. Compare the listed weight or count and price, and check the seller’s origin and growing details. An organic label is a seller description, not a platform-wide certification; ask the seller for evidence if it matters to your purchase.

Step 1

Choose an item

Browse the produce and fish currently listed by sellers.

Step 2

Compare sizes

Read the pack weight or count and price in KSh.

Step 3

Read the origin

Check seller-provided growing, sourcing and availability details.

Step 4

Check delivery

Review the options and charges for your address at checkout.

Looking for honey? Visit Utu Asali, our signature collection.

Farm produce & fish — available sizes and prices (2 products available)

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Open docket · Creators keep their freedom

Sell your work through UTU

Open to farmers, fishers and cooperatives. You stay the owner of your work and your name — we sell it for you and share every sale fairly.

  1. Step 1

    Open docket

    Register your work, community or cooperative — free, no listing fee.

  2. Step 2

    Vetting

    Our team views your work, samples or portfolio and confirms quality.

  3. Step 3

    Become a vendor

    Once approved, you get the UTU Seller app to list, price and update your own products.

  4. Step 4

    Get paid

    You set your price. When it sells, you keep 80% and UTU keeps 20% for marketing, delivery and care.

You receive KSh 2,000 · UTU keeps KSh 500 (20%)

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