FAO to help farmers fight Red Palm Weevil, the world’s most invasive pest species
Red Palm Weevils feeding. Photo courtesy. The Near East and North African countries can count on Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) ‘s
Red Palm Weevils feeding. Photo courtesy. The Near East and North African countries can count on Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) ‘s
The Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service is set to conduct a training course for potato growers in the country from 12th to 16th August 2019
Jeremy Musila applying fertiliser to his French beans at his farm in Kitengela. Photo courtesy. In 2014, Jeremy Musila dropped out from Technical University of
Coolbot device. Horticulture Innovation Lab partner Jane Ambuko of the University of Nairobi received a grant to pilot the device among Kenya’s horticultural farmers and she
Farmers can control blossom end rot in tomatoes by adding crushed egg shells to their plants and watering at least thrice a week. According a
Asparagus vegetable. France and the UK are the primary markets for fresh vegetable produce from the Kenya. Photo courtesy. Kenyan fresh produce exporters are set to
Kenyan dairy farmers can venture into cheese making for more returns other than selling milk alone thanks to Baraka Farm, a dairy farm in Eldoret
As the planting season approaches in April, farmers can reduce commercial fertilizer dependency by using green legume manures in their farms. Intercropped green legume manures
A dove is mostly referred to as a sign of peace by Christians worldwide but Dennis Chege; a former Information Technology employee of St Andrew’s
In 2017, Kenya’s fresh produce to the European Union was intercepted 29 times due to infestation by pests such as leaf miner, bollworm and armyworm
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