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The future of agriculture in the face of climate change is a critical and complicated challenge. Climate change is already impacting agriculture through shifts in temperature, precipitation patterns, extreme weather…
Read moreGlobal agriculture faces several challenges, ranging from environmental and climatic issues to socio-economic and technological concerns. Here are some of the key challenges in global agriculture: 1. Climate Change: Changes…
Read moreIntensive Dragon Fruit Farming in Kenya Dragon fruit a member of the cactus family from the genus hylocerous is succulent plant that is native to Mexico, Central America and South…
Read moreThere are more than 300 species of Hibiscus grown around the world. Hibiscus sabdariffa.L otherwise known as Roselle is a brightly colored, drought tolerant, hibiscus variety grown in Kenya that…
Read moreHerb farming in Kenya has predominantly been on the back burner. Farmers have traditionally concentrated on the production of cereals, pulses and well known fruits. Whilst most herbs grow…
Read moreSoil testing: Knowledge about your soil is important for crop productivity. Soil testing is an absolute necessity before planting crops of any kind on your farm. A farm’s soil fertility…
Read moreWhy to farm Rabbits High Reproduction Rate: Rabbits have a rapid reproduction cycle, allowing for a quick increase in population and potential for increased yield. Efficient Feed Conversion: Rabbits are…
Read moreHYDROPONIC FODDER Hydroponic fodder is animal feed grown from seeds without soil, and with little water Hydroponic fodder is a good option in front of the farmer because it grows…
Read moreUse efficient irrigation systems: Consider using drip irrigation or micro-sprinklers instead of traditional overhead sprinklers. These systems deliver water directly to the plant roots, minimizing water loss through evaporation. Schedule…
Read moreHome-made organic pesticides should always be sprayed on crops during the cool part of the day (mornings or late afternoons) to avoid burning of your crops. Garlic – Crush and…
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