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Side-by-side rice plots in Mwea, with a sparse untreated plot on the left and a denser green Maxyield plot on the right — Comparison photograph supplied by the Maxyield team. Left: without Maxyield. Right: with Maxyield. The photograph is not independently linked to the averaged yield figures.

Rice · Reported result

Mwea, Kirinyaga

Rice in Mwea

Across seven supplied Mwea records, the average reported harvest was higher with Maxyield.

Average reported harvest per acre
Measure	Without Maxyield	With Maxyield
Total harvest	1,952 kg	2,820 kg

Average reported yield increase: +44%

Team-supplied summary across seven Mwea records. The figures are reported results, not a controlled trial or a guaranteed outcome.

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Rice · Reported result

Kenya

A second harvest without sowing again

Ratoon rice is the regrowth harvested after the main crop is cut. It provides an additional harvest without sowing a new crop. In this supplied comparison, the Maxyield crop produced more bags and heavier bags.

Reported ratoon harvest comparison
Measure	Without Maxyield	With Maxyield
Bags harvested	15	23
Average bag weight	95.0 kg	108.5 kg
Total harvest	1,425.0 kg	2,495.5 kg
Gross sales at KES 85/kg	KES 121,125.00	KES 212,117.50

Reported total yield increase: +75.1%
Additional reported harvest: +1,070.5 kg

Calculated from figures supplied by the Maxyield team. The reported gross sales difference is KES 90,992.50. Production costs were not supplied, so this is a sales difference, not a profit figure. Results are not independently verified or guaranteed.

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Wheat comparison: without Maxyield in the yellowish field on the left, with Maxyield in the green field in front and on the right — Comparison photograph supplied by the Maxyield team. Treatment labels confirmed by the team; the photograph is not independently linked to the reported yield figure.

Wheat · Reported result

Narok

Wheat in Narok

A wheat yield improvement reported in the existing Maxyield field results.

Reported yield increase: +33%

A reported case summary, not a guaranteed outcome. Matched comparison photographs and the full trial details are not yet published here.

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Illustrative sugarcane field visit with fictional faces and clothing — Illustratively edited: people are shown with fictional faces and clothing. Not an unaltered trial photograph or the measured trial plot.

Sugarcane · Reported result

Kenya

Stronger cane, higher returns

Maxyield field experience in sugarcane reports stronger stalks, 40–50% more tillers and earlier maturity. In the supplied example, yield increased from about 40 to as much as 60 tonnes per acre, with higher sugar content and improved nutrient and water efficiency also observed.

Reported yield / acre: 40–60 t
Reported tillers / plant: +40–50%
Reported earlier maturity: Up to 4 months
Potential extra gross revenue / acre: KES 100,000

Reported field experience, not a controlled trial or guaranteed outcome. The revenue illustration is 20 additional tonnes at KES 5,000 per tonne, before production costs. Any fertilizer-rate reduction must follow soil analysis and local agronomic advice. Suitable soil pH remains essential; Maxyield’s humic and fulvic components are intended to support the soil environment, nutrient availability and root development—not replace fertilizer or liming.

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Digitally restored coffee-tree photograph with reconstructed fine detail — Digitally restored from a Maxyield team photograph; fine details have been reconstructed. Not an unaltered trial photograph or evidence of the reported density change.

Coffee · Reported result

Kenya

Heavier beans, stronger returns

In the supplied comparison, the same volume of coffee beans weighed 2.70 kg without Maxyield and 3.40 kg with Maxyield—about 26% more. Heavier, better-filled beans indicate greater dry-matter accumulation; they do not by themselves prove a 26% yield increase.

Weight of the same reported bean volume
Measure	Without Maxyield	With Maxyield
Measured weight	2.70 kg	3.40 kg

Reported bean-density increase: +26%
Illustrative extra gross revenue / acre: KES 1.44m

Team-supplied field measurement; the sample method and trial conditions were not independently verified. The revenue scenario is not a measured result: it assumes 9,000 kg/acre, a separate 20% yield improvement and KES 800/kg, before production costs. Soil pH and analysis, plant age, the existing fertilizer programme and local agronomic advice should determine application. Maxyield supports the soil and root environment; it does not replace fertilizer or correct pH by itself.

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Rice field comparison with visibly different crop density on the left and right — Comparison photograph supplied by the Maxyield team; not identified as the quoted farmer’s plot.

Rice · Farmer experience

Mwea

A rice farmer’s experience

An individual farmer account, separate from the rice case summary above.

“Before Maxyield, I would get about 12 bags per acre. After applying Maxyield, my harvest jumped to 25 bags.”
Esta Wairimu · Rice farmer

Before · per acre: 12 bags
After · per acre: 25 bags

Farmer-reported experience, not a controlled side-by-side trial. Bag weights and other growing conditions are not specified here.

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Rice seedlings growing in nursery beds — Nursery photograph from the field collection.

Rice · Field photograph

Rice from the nursery

Rice seedlings in nursery beds, from the supplied field photo collection.

No measured yield or with-and-without comparison is attached to this photograph.

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Illustratively edited maize without Maxyield; visitor shown with fictional face and clothing — Without Maxyield · Illustratively edited

Illustratively edited maize with Maxyield; visitor shown with fictional face and clothing — With Maxyield · Illustratively edited

Maize · Field comparison

Maize: with and without Maxyield

Illustrative edits of two field photographs supplied by the Maxyield team: without Maxyield on the left and with Maxyield on the right.

Illustratively edited: the person is shown with a fictional face and clothing. These are not unaltered trial photographs or measured yield evidence. Harvest figures and trial conditions have not yet been supplied.

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A hand holding harvested speckled beans — Harvest photograph; not classified as French beans.

Other Crops · Field photograph

A closer look at the bean harvest

Harvested speckled beans, from the supplied field photo collection. The variety has not been confirmed.

No measured yield or with-and-without comparison is attached to this photograph.

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