Mechanization and crop production for smallholder farmers, commercial farms, irrigation schemes and institutional clients — particularly critical where farming cycles demand precision and timeliness.
Siroi is actively engaged in cultivating maize, wheat and rice — direct operations that keep the business close to farmer needs, demonstrate best practice on its own fields, and optimize use of its own machinery.
The connective layer between field and market. Siroi's own transport capacity moves inputs, produce and equipment on its schedule, not a third party's — cutting the cost and delay that come with relying on hired haulage.
Keeping transport in-house means the fleet moves on the harvest's timeline, not a broker's. It is what lets Siroi guarantee the mechanization and processing sides actually meet in the middle — and it is a service the group is expanding to offer beyond its own operations.
Where the harvest turns into a structured market. Siroi participates in agricultural value chains through rice milling and the aggregation and trading of cereals.
Grain grown or gathered by Siroi moves on Siroi's own transport to Siroi's own mill — a chain the group controls from soil to sack, with fewer hand-offs and less lost margin at each step.
| 4× | New Holland TT75, 75HP tractors | Primary land-preparation power |
| — | Disc ploughs | Multiple units in service |
| — | Harrows | Seedbed finishing |
| — | Boom sprayer | Crop protection application |
| — | Transport fleet | Movement of inputs, produce and equipment |
See it at work
Siroi operates across Nakuru, Narok and Tana River counties, with more schemes on the way.