Lime application increases crop nutrient utilisation 90%
Farmers, who apply lime regularly into soil to reduce acidity, increase the efficiency of fertiliser nutrient availability for crop utilisation by more than 90 per
Farmers, who apply lime regularly into soil to reduce acidity, increase the efficiency of fertiliser nutrient availability for crop utilisation by more than 90 per
With just eight months remaining, Kenyan coffee stakeholders are racing against time to ensure compliance with the EU’s new deforestation regulation (EUDR). This risks a
The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) through its Emerging Insects Farming Technology arm is currently running trials on how to harness the common
While the ongoing heavy rains may be not be well received by most, owing to the floods that have been associated with it in the
As the rains set in, Nyamira County farmer Jared Nyakeera is enjoying the growing demand for pawpaws after irrigating the less than 30 trees for
Coastal farmers growing the Deejay Sampoorna coconut imported from India have halved their growing time while tripling their yields. The hybrid variety issued by KALRO
The National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) has announced that it has begun compensating farmers who bought substandard fertiliser under the government’s fertilizer subsidy program. This
As Kenyan farmers increasingly mechanise their agricultural practices to raise their yields and earnings, farmers should be wary of degrading soils through heavy agriculture machinery
The government’s stalled sunflower seed distribution program has left farmers frustrated as the long rains fall. When Dorcas Malika was registerd for the government’s sunflower
Ranked among the most food-insecure counties in Kenya, rice production has the potential to transform Garissa County into a food basket. The northeastern county has
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