Abstract:
The horticultural subsector is recorded to be on the rise in the recent past. The trend should reflect
on the lives of the Kenyan and especially the Kanyasa residents, following the research by Omondi
on the increase in cabbage production in this particular area and their rate of dependency on
horticultural crops. The study, therefore, focused on the analysis of the selected input factors
affecting cabbage profitability in Kanyasa ward, Migori County. This project contains the general
objective and the specific objectives which were achieved at the end of the research. The reason
for conducting the study, justification, hypothesis, scope, study area, limitation of the study, the
theoretical and conceptual framework that gives the relationship between variables were also
captured. The data for the study were sourced from the primary sources majorly, through structured
questionnaires, with sampling design being random sampling and sample size of 30 cabbage
farmers. Gross margin analysis was used to analyze the input cost and the output. Descriptive
statistics were used to present the data. The study was done to provide information and alteration
for increasing cabbage production and form a benchmark for further studies.
