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Kenya: Antibiotics in Meat - A Serious Cause for Concern
Posted on :Tuesday , 31st January 2017
Fast food chain Burger King has made a commitment to only serve chicken meat from animals that haven't been fed antibiotics in the US and Canada. But the same rules won't apply in Kenya. Eating meat from animals that have been fed antibiotics has been attributed to a rise in resistance to the drugs that treat bacterial germs. The Conversation Africa's health and medicine editor Joy Wanja Muraya. . .
AU Tells Member States to Prioritise Agriculture, Grow Economies
Posted on :Monday , 30th January 2017
The African Union (AU) has called on the member states to prioritise agriculture to grow their economies.
The AU Commissioner for Rural Economy and Agriculture, Mrs Tumusiime Rhoda Peace , said that experience from elsewhere indicated a positive correlation between development and modernisation of agriculture.She made the remark. . .Kenya to Get Better Trade Deals From UK Post Brexit
Posted on :Wednesday , 25th January 2017
Kenya should expect better deals with the United Kingdom once the country completes the process of exiting from the European Union, UK High Commissioner to Kenya Nic Hailey has said.
Mr Hailey said with reduced restrictions that come with membership in a trade bloc like the EU, Britain would negotiate better and lucrative agricultural produce deals with Kenya.. . .Kenya: New Irrigation App to Reduce Crop Losses, Water Wastage
Posted on :Wednesday , 25th January 2017
Kunene — System isn't cheap - but for one farmer it has cut crop losses from drought from 70 percent to 10 percent
Dressed in brown overalls, gumboots and a hat, John Njeru kneels and scoops up a handful of soil at his small farm in central Kenya, where he grows tomatoes, spinach and carrots."Not only has there not been eno. . ..jpg)
East Africa: Investment in Irrigation Only Way to Ensure Food Security
Posted on :Tuesday , 24th January 2017
Dar es Salaam — As Tanzania grapples with delayed rains that are certain to adversely affect agriculture, new analyses tout increased investment in irrigation as a solution to food insecurity.
Tanzania generates its food mostly through rain-fed agriculture which is currently being threatened by drought facing East African countries.<. . .Please Select an Option
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