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Saving maize crop from armyworm

 April 28, 2022 | Comment on Saving maize crop from armyworm

Listen The armyworm is especially devastating for maize farmers in Kenya and across Africa because it attacks the crop while it is still in the field. The fall armyworm often invades Kenya’s breadbasket regions of the North Rift and western Kenya maize belt and Meru and Machakos counties. Integrated pest management is the best way […]

Get more out of your maize farm

 April 28, 2022 | Comment on Get more out of your maize farm

Listen Farmers lose much of their harvest to poor access roads to markets, diseases and pests like army worms and aphids. Maize is Kenya’s main staple. In 2018, the Maize production increased by 26 per  cent  from  35.4  million  bags  in  2017  to  44.6  million  bags.  In the same period, production of wheat increased from […]

Wheat, rice, maize key to food security

 April 28, 2022 | Comment on Wheat, rice, maize key to food security

Listen Wheat is the second most popular cereal after maize in Kenya. It is an ingredient in many favourite and common meals such as chapati, cake, mandazi, samosas, bread among others. Interestingly, most of the wheat-based foods in the country are considered as precious and for special occasions especially in rural and low-income areas. Wheat […]

Farmer’s magic beanstalk

 April 28, 2022 | Comment on Farmer’s magic beanstalk

Listen Fed up with meagre earnings from his farm, Finelius Irungu woke up one day, uprooted his tea bushes and replaced them with climbing beans. For years Mr Finelius Irungu, a tea farmer in Murang’a County, would endure a thankless and familiar routine. He would wake up early, harvest his tea leaves and then wait […]

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