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Back to the Glory Days of Kenya Pineapple

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Are the best days of Kenya pineapple gone? Not yet, as even after the adverse effects of the drought that affected the crop in 2015, and the dominance by a handful of large-scale growers,...

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Of Flowers in Kenya and Sustainable Agriculture

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Farming flowers constitutes a world of labor, expense and delicacy. From the moment of planting in seed bed to the rigorous irrigation routine, tendering after roses, carnations and chrysanthemums among other blooms is a...

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New Insights on Cashew Nut Farming in Kenya

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
The cashew nut sector has gone through an interesting timeline: from the now nearly 10-year ban of 2009 of raw nut exports to enhance processing to the reliance on Tanzania by processors to meet...

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Yummy Revolution Beckons in Kenya’s Sweet Potato Sector

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
While its oblong, misshapen shape may cheat the eye to look the other way, the orange-flesh sweet potato is a superfood beckoning for exploitation. Traditionally, families in Kenya have subsisted on the tuber as...

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Kenya Exports More Horticulture in 2017 Than in Recent Years-a Detailed Review

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Despite the bottlenecks that faced the sector including a protracted dry spell, Kenya's horticulture has made a leapfrog in 2017 by netting in $3.05b. This was some KSH89 billion more than the figures for...

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Technology and the Horticultural Revolution in Kenya 

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Kenya's agriculture brings food to the table to 60% of locals who constitute the largest workforce in the country. Yet, due to underutilization, the sector represents just 30% of the country's Gross Domestic Product....

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Four Countries, Four East African Banana Agendas

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Matoke, bogoya and ndizi are some of the mother tongue and regional names you are likely to come by. They refer to arguably the most nutritious of all fruits: East African highland bananas. How...

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The Rich Life of the Avocado and its By-Products

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
  The avocado sector in Kenya has recovered since recent bans to South Africa if the $65 million the country has amassed in export in the past four years is anything to go by. In...

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What Ails the Mango Value Chain and What is the Fix?

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
About 40 to 50% of Kenya mangos undergo losses at the farm due to poor storage and lack of market or processing incentives. This is among the highest of any crop in the country....

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Cashew Nuts Industry Overview in Africa

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Introduction In Brazil, where they originated, cashews had the name acaju. It appears that the Tupi people even influenced their colonialists from Portugal into the close renaming of the nut. The Portuguese simply called it ...

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What is Conservation Farming and What are its Fruits in Kenya?

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Conservation farming entails the use of practical steps that can anticipate climate change effects such as drought to avert food insecurity. Farmers in the dry areas of Kenya are practicing the method through the...

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Why Avocados from Kenya Have Grown from Ban to Strength

  • January 22, 2020
  • Posted by GaitaAdmin
Kenya is at the start of the fuerte avocado season which runs from March every year. Despite the high rainfall the country has experienced in recent months, harvests and transportation of avocado exports have...

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