Tea farming in Kenya

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Labourers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County. Only two leaves and a bud are picked for the beverage production.

02/13

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Model in Kenyan kikoi in a tea plantation in Kiambaa District in the early morning fog.

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Laborers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County. Only two leaves and a bud are picked for the beverage production. The cash crop is grown also in Kericho, Limuru, Lari a.

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Labourers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road in Kiambaa Dirstrict, Kiambu County. Only two leaves and a bud are picked for the beverage production.

05/13

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A model poses with harvested tea leaves in Limuru.

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Model in massai shuka in a tea plantation in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County.

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Alice draped in kanga by a tea farm.

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Model in massai shuka in a tea plantation in Kiambaa Dirstrict, Kiambu County. The cash crop is grown also in Kericho, Limuru, Lari and Muranga.

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Model in Kenyan kikoi in a tea plantation in Kiambaa District.

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Model poses for photos in a tea farm.

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Labourers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road.

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Model in lesso (printed fabric) sits by harvested tea leaves in a tea plantation in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County.

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Labourers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County.

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Labourers harvest tea leave at a farm on the Limuru - Banana Hill road in Kiambaa District, Kiambu County. Only two leaves and a bud are picked for the beverage production. The cash crop is grown also in Kericho, Limuru, Lari and Muranga.