In the semi-arid region of Kitui, Kenya, Eliud Muli has created something remarkable. Mumo Farm—named after the Kamba word for "grace"—is more than just agricultural land. It's a living classroom where Muli demonstrates how modern farming practices can transform lives and create sustainable income, even in one of Kenya's driest regions.

Despite facing significant water challenges, Muli has built this farm with help from close friends to show fellow Kenyans that agriculture isn't just hard labor—it's opportunity. Through goat rearing, beekeeping, and careful land management, Mumo Farm proves that with proper instruction and infrastructure, farming can provide good income and a path out of poverty.