Kenyan economy depends heavily on agriculture with over 75% of rural livelihood depending on it and about 28% on the national GDP contribution level out which coffee contributes 0.2%. Agriculture sector in Kenya utilize over 70 % of labour force, giving 25 % of the total national GDP, 60 % total export earnings, over 75 % of raw materials for the industries and contributes to 45 % of total government revenue. Coffee is the fifth largest foreign exchange earner in Kenya after tourism, tea, horticulture and diaspora remittances. Furthermore, Coffee is mainstay of about 800,000 households most of whom are in the rural areas and hilly terrains. Rural areas are characterized by high level of poverty, low income, low education levels and key resources available that needs management