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12 months ago

Low-cost biochar making system to scale up benefits in smallholder farmers’ fields -ICRISAT study

By Zablon Oyugi, April 2, 2024, Amid mounting concerns over climate change and the declining health of soils, particularly in African regions, numerous stakeholders…

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12 months ago

Kenya’s university acquires a new modern technological server to digitalise farmers’ productivity

By Zablon Oyugi, March 21, 2024, The Co-operative University of Kenya has acquired a new modern technological server intended to digitalise farmers’ productivity and…

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12 months ago

IFAD and WFP work together to combat hunger in fragile contexts

By Panagrimedia Correspondent, March 19, 2024, The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the World Food Programme (WFP) have today launched an action…

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1 year ago

Global conference calls for urgent action to accelerate nature-based solutions to tackle global challenges

Zambia Minister of Tourism Rodney Malindi Sikumba delivers the keynote address during the opening of the conference. Photo Credit: Bob Koigi By Murimi Gitari,…

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1 year ago

KVDA opens new outlet at Nairobi’s Eastleigh to boost honey export and spur livelihoods in ASALs

By Zablon Oyugi, March 12, 2024, Kerio Valley Development Authority (KVDA) yesterday opened a new shop at Business Bay Square (BBS) Mall in Eastleigh…

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1 year ago

IFAD and partners to build resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change impacts in seven Sahelian Countries

By Panagrimedia Reporter, March 8, 2024, Today, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), launched the Africa Integrated Climate Risk Management Programme (AICRM): Strengthening Smallholder Farmers’…

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1 year ago

Global food crisis, poor nutrition and the effects of climate change need urgent action says IFAD President

By Panagrimedia Reporter, March 1, 2024, A global food crisis and the effects of climate change are taking a toll on those most vulnerable:…

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1 year ago

Investors express interest in funding the Kenyan livestock sector despite challenges

Delegates and panelists at the Livestock Investors Convening and Pitch Event. Photo Credit: Bob By Murimi Gitari, February 29, 2024, Kenya’s vibrant livestock sector, which…

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1 year ago

Wheat blast could reduce global wheat production by 69 million tons per year by 2050, new study

By Zablon Oyugi, February 28, 2024, A more humid and warmer climate in the future is likely to increase the area suitable for wheat…

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1 year ago

Global dragon fruit market to witness significant growth from US$ 507.3M in 2023 to US$973.6M by end of 2033

By Zablon Oyugi, February 23, 2024, The global dragon fruit market is projected to witness a significant growth, increasing from a value of US$…

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Low-cost biochar making system to scale up benefits in smallholder farmers’ fields -ICRISAT study

Kenya’s university acquires a new modern technological server to digitalise farmers’ productivity

IFAD and WFP work together to combat hunger in fragile contexts

Global conference calls for urgent action to accelerate nature-based solutions to tackle global challenges

KVDA opens new outlet at Nairobi’s Eastleigh to boost honey export and spur livelihoods in ASALs

IFAD and partners to build resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change impacts in seven Sahelian Countries

Global food crisis, poor nutrition and the effects of climate change need urgent action says IFAD President

Investors express interest in funding the Kenyan livestock sector despite challenges

Wheat blast could reduce global wheat production by 69 million tons per year by 2050, new study

Global dragon fruit market to witness significant growth from US$ 507.3M in 2023 to US$973.6M by end of 2033

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