A group of women from western Kenya has ventured into silkworm production to make a steady and more income of about Sh75,000 each per month
Siaya County farmers have tripled milk yields by feeding livestock on brachiaria grass, which contains more proteins than Napier. Leonard Oremo noted a significant increase
Mary Wanjiku displays potato seedlings and tubers propagated from rooted apical cutting technology during a potato training event at the Wambugu Agricultural Training Centre in
Men work together to bleed a camel during a brucellosis study in Marsabit County. Photo: Nelson Mwangi Muriu. Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) in
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