Combatting the Destructive DiamondBack Moth in Vegetables
Brassica crops, which include cabbages, kales, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli and rape seeds, are important vegetables in Kenya, largely grown for local consumption, export and
Brassica crops, which include cabbages, kales, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli and rape seeds, are important vegetables in Kenya, largely grown for local consumption, export and
Over 40 refugees from Kalobeyei Settlement in Turkana County are set to maximize the use of limited space and scarce water to produce maximum yields
Farmers in dry areas can save the amount of water needed for their crops and time needed to manage the watering of their farms by
Gaitano Ayieko of Real IPM points to 100 population bag for balcony and rooftop farming. Mixing equal rations of soil and manure boosts water penetration.
Part of Mwambigu’s kales farm at Taita-Taveta. Photo courtesy. After being edged out of bodaboda riding business due to competition towards the end of 2018, Jasper Mwambigu
Keles in part of Gathiru vegetable farm at Central Valley, Thika. The farm produces various vegetables including indigenous varieties for their wide customer base. Photo
A former Kenya Railways electrician has invented a new multi-storey gardening farming technology using dam liners which allow smooth flow of water downwards and last
A section of Daniel Njuguna’s celery greenhouse at Ihendu in Naivasha. The crops are ready for harverst. Photo courtesy. A farmer in Naivasha, Nakuru County
Urban farmers can reduce the cost of buying vegetables by half by establishing a multistory vegetable garden to plant crops such as kales and spinach
.Organic Farmers Market, a company that was founded in 2010 and promotes health eating habits provides a platform for farmers to sell their vegetables directly
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