Growing Dill: Tips for success in herb cultivation
By
Jennifer Anyango
27th Mar, 2024
Dill is a good source of vitamins and minerals, including vitamin C, vitamin A, manganese, iron, and calcium.
Sh50.9b plan to combat pollution
By
Jennifer Anyango
22nd Mar, 2024
The open burning of agricultural plastics also contributes to an air pollution crisis that causes one in nine deaths worldwide.
A guide to successful Cauliflower farming
By
Jennifer Anyango
18th Mar, 2024
Cauliflower can be cultivated from seeds indoors or directly sown into the garden
Basic steps to Chia farming the high-value crop
By
Jennifer Anyango
13th Mar, 2024
Chia plants thrive in regions with warm temperatures and well-drained soil. They require plenty of sunlight for optimal growth.
Scottish university leads research to develop soil-testing system from local materials
By
Jennifer Anyango
06th Mar, 2024
Exhausted and nutrient poor soil is a major impediment to high crop yields.
Sugar beet: the crop taking market by storm
By
Jennifer Anyango
05th Mar, 2024
Sugar beets require consistent moisture throughout the growing season.
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Growing Dill: Tips for success in herb cultivation
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Jennifer Anyango
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Central fish boom as processing plants remain idle
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Lindah Oluoch
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Sh50.9b plan to combat pollution
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Jennifer Anyango
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Dr Watson Messo
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The most important disease control strategy on a new poultry farm is having knowledgeable staff in charge of the flock.