By George Munene According to the World Food Programme (WFP) Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWS NET), Kenya’s historic drought, which has now persisted into
Farmers producing sesame seeds, locally known as simsim now have a chance to sell the oil-rich seeds to a South African firm, Protech Consulting Limited
Cattle population in Kenya’s semi-arid regions has sharply decreased by more than 26 per cent in the past 30 years, and a new study attributes
Bean breeders have discovered 30 types of ‘heat beater beans’ that could keep production from crashing in large swaths of bean-dependent Latin America and Africa,
Boran bulls feeding from a feeding trough. Feedlotting enables cattle gain maximum weight for market in the shortest time possible. Photo courtesy. Lolkerra Tanei, Maasai
Damliner full of water. Residents especially farmers in most parts of the country have the next
While the impending El Nino rains may be not be well received by most, owing to the floods that have been associated with it in
A veterinary officer in the Mwingi area of Eastern Kenya is training farmers in the arid area to mitigate against changes in weather through pasture
A low-cost and innovative way that traps water and nutrients and concentrates them in an area that resembles a half moon is gaining popularity among
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