Kenya is the most developed of the original three countries of the East African Community. Kenya to align to long term development agenda to vision 2030 and to attain the goal of big four agenda development priority which ...

Agroforestry is considered as a direct link to poverty alleviation and livelihood improvement. There is need for promotion and adoption of modern farming technologies to increase agricultural productivity, improve fodder, ...

The Irish potato, Solanum tuberosum L., has a longstanding history in human nutrition in Kenya. It holds position three relative to maize and beans as main staples, giving a high potential for the potato production and ...

Climate change and carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions are significant threats to the agricultural sector in Kenya. While the sector is critical to the country's economy, its high demand for agricultural inputs such as ...

Bureti Sub- County in Kericho County has a large concentration of pineapple farmers. The area produces large quantities of pineapples from time to time. Despite producing high quantity pineapples, smallholder farmers in ...

In developing countries, it has become increasingly hard to keep up with the demand for proper sanitation and water treatment. Water is an essential component of life and its availability and quality are crucial. The ...

Kenya’s economy is dependent on horticultural exports. The stability of these horti- cultural exports, however, is not stable in terms of their markets and it is not guaran- teed, as it is highly unstable. The main ...

Exchange rate is the charge of one nation’s currency in terms of another nation’s currency, how rapidly the exchange rate fluctuates is termed as volatility. In East Africa Community exchange rate volatility went up when ...

The research was conducted in the Research Laboratories of the Plant Research International, the Netherlands. The aim was to study the invigoration and stress tolerance of cabbage (Brassica oleracea var.capitata L.) seeds. ...

Agriculture is the leading Economic activity in Kenya and it is the way of life for most rural households. It accounts for about 18% of wage Employment and contributes about 26% of the country’s GDP. The main objective ...