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Month: September 2022

Step by step how to grow tissue culture bananas for profit:

1. Buying seedlings Tissue culture banana seedlings have been proven to be of high quality and free of diseases. 2. Land condition and preparation Your land must have the weather conditions that are suitable for bananas to grow well and thrive. Generally, from 800 meters above sea level and a minimum rainfall of 1000mm per …

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MAIZE GROWING: Climate Conditions, Soil and Water Management

Maize is a versatile crop, growing across a range of agro-ecological zones. With its large number of varieties differing in period to maturity, maize has a wide range of tolerance to temperature conditions. It is essentially a crop of warm regions where moisture is adequate. The crop requires an average daily temperature of at least …

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Coconut farming in dry lands of ukambani, is it possible? READ ON

Towering other plants at Richard Kuisya’s farm in Kaiti village, Wote, Makueni County, are coconut palms whose fronds make a beautiful whispering sound when the wind blows. The mature trees stand out in the countryside where locals only know of the ornamental dwarf palms used in landscaping palatial homesteads. The coconut palms have been a …

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Why you should avoid dirty water when irrigating farm

Due to global warming, many farmers in almost all parts of the country are gradually embracing irrigation. Irrigation is the artificial application of water to crops. It has increased the productivity of farmers. Traditionally, farmers used to depend on rainfall as the only source of water for their crops. Rainwater is less likely to contaminate …

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On fertiliser application, what is ailing soils in Kenya and Africa?

As a top supplier of fertiliser in the continent and beyond, what is ailing soils in Kenya and Africa? Soils in Africa and in Kenya in particular are highly weathered and are characterised by low-nutrient reserves and low organic matter content. Moreover, high levels of acidity and aluminium toxicity are widespread constraints across crop lands. …

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