Lawrence Matolo received a warm reception from stakeholders, exhibitors and students from Nakuru International College during his visit to the Nakuru ASK Show 2026. Mr. Matolo toured several exhibition stands at the showground, interacting with farmers, agribusiness leaders, students and innovators who had gathered to showcase modern agricultural technologies and products.
His visit highlighted the growing collaboration between different ASK branches and the importance of sharing ideas that can improve farming and agribusiness across the country. Among the exhibitors he visited was Tsavo Seeds Park, which emerged as one of the outstanding participants at the show.
The company was recognized with an award for Best Seed Producing and Marketing Stand, a testament to its commitment to quality seed production, innovation and farmer support. The award attracted significant interest from visitors seeking reliable seed varieties for improved crop performance and higher yields.
Speaking during the tour, stakeholders praised the role of agricultural shows in connecting farmers with research institutions, seed companies and market opportunities. Students from Nakuru International College also expressed enthusiasm for the practical learning experience gained through interacting with exhibitors and industry leaders.
The Nakuru ASK Show 2026 has continued to attract large crowds from Nakuru and neighboring counties, offering a platform for learning, networking and business growth. Mr. Matolo’s visit underscored the spirit of unity and knowledge exchange that remains at the heart of Kenya’s agricultural exhibition movement.
