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Breaking the Cycle of Late Blight: How Biotech Potatoes are Revolutionizing Farming in Kenya
Discover how biotech potatoes are transforming farming in Africa and Asia, with breakthrough resistance to late blight disease and impressive yield improvements. Learn about the latest field trials of late blight-resistant biotech potatoes, offering a sustainable solution for smallholder farmers in Kenya and beyond. Explore the remarkable success of bio-engineered potatoes, which promise higher…
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Effect of inorganic fertilizer and cattle manure on growth and yield of two Kenyan potato varieties - IJAAR
Effect of inorganic fertilizer and cattle manure on growth and yield of two Kenyan potato varieties – IJAAR
By: Mbogo, N. W
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Low soil fertility is a major constraint to irish potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) production in most parts of Kenya. An experiment was conducted at Kenya Agricultural Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) Tigoni to determine the effect of inorganic fertilizer and cattle manure on growth and yield of Desiree and Kenya Mavuno potato varieties. (more…)
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