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Irrigation authority seeks more money for Galala Kulalu project

adminJul 12, 20200

The National Irrigation Authority (NIA) requires about Sh700 million to complete phase one of the Galana/Kulalu Food Security Project, the National Development Implementation Technical Committee

Covid-19 disrupts fish farming in Kilifi

adminJul 12, 2020March 7, 20260

The ongoing night curfew coupled with strong and boisterous winds have greatly affected fishing within the Indian Ocean in Kilifi County, leading to a severe

Signs of heartwater disease in ruminants and its treatment

adminJul 12, 20200

his disease is also known as Cowdriosis. Heartwater is an infectious, non-contagious disease of ruminants species. It is a Tick borne disease that occurs in

ASNET up to transform agriculture sector in Kenya

adminJul 12, 20200

Players in the agriculture sector have pledged to ensure the sector is transformed to regain its glory as the key driver of Kenya’s economic development.

You can now tell the perfect time for A.I using special tags

adminJul 10, 20200

If conception fails after insemination, you incur losses due to repeat heats ranging between Ksh 4,000 and Ksh12,000, and lose valuable milking and calving time.

New pest control measures to warn farmers on chemical use

adminJul 10, 20200

The importance of following instructions on pesticide product labels cannot be overstated, if farmers are to reap higher yields without harming themselves or their lands.

Agriculture sector is key on covid-19 interventions

adminJul 10, 20200

Africa has so far escaped the worst health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the continent looks like it could be the worst hit from

Camel rearing, Africa’s blessing in waiting

adminJul 10, 20200

With proper and adequate investment, the country could turn camel milk into a top foreign exchange earner. The Kenya Camel Association says that for a long

Coffee trading licence extended by state

adminJul 10, 2020March 7, 20260

The government has extended coffee trading licenses for another one year. This comes barely two days after the Nairobi coffee exchange failed to hoard coffee