Embu grain grower utilises tobacco leaves and chilli to keep grain pest-free
Janet Kinya a widow of two moves across her granary as she admires her well-arranged sacks of beans and peas. She is among the major
Janet Kinya a widow of two moves across her granary as she admires her well-arranged sacks of beans and peas. She is among the major
Poultry researchers have discovered that day old broiler chicks transported for longer periods takes time to gain weight compared to those with zero or short
The East Africa region is expected to have a net surplus of 1,700,000MT of maize in marketing year (MY) 2023/24. This is 119 per cent
Finlays has announced the completion of the sale of its Kenyan tea estates business, James Finlay Kenya, to Sri Lankan conglomerate, Browns Investments PLC. James
Ducks have been proven the cheapest way of controlling pests and climate change if success stories of their use in other countries and research are
Foot and mouth disease sometimes referred to as hoof and mouth disease is an infectious and fatal viral disease that affects cloven-hoofed animals, including domestic
International NGO the Rainforest Alliance is working with 10,000 smallholder coffee farmers in the coffee-producing highlands of Gusii, western Kenya, as well as local supply-chain
A case of fewer than usual tomato growers, the ongoing rains, and a lack of subsidised fertilisers for horticulture farmers has contributed to one regular-sized
Ugandan farmers are embracing a traditionally cheaper therapy of soaking banana buds in livestock urine before planting as banana diseases and pests take a toll
Farmers in Naromoru introduced to the oil-rich safflower growing by the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI) have moved to extracting and processing their own oil
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