Tomato farming in Kenya using drip irrigation system
Tomato farming has changed shape in Kenya over the last decade. Drip lines, certified hybrids and simple shade structures have turned a…
Read ArticleTomato farming has changed shape in Kenya over the last decade. Drip lines, certified hybrids and simple shade structures have turned a…
Read ArticleLand preparation is the step that decides whether a drip system runs evenly or starves the far end of the field. This…
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Read ArticleShade net farming in Kenya is a frame, a cover and a light budget. Most growers price the net alone, then discover…
Read ArticleGreenhouse onion farming gives the crop a roof. That one change removes two of the biggest risks in the open field. Rain…
Read ArticleIrrigation in Kenya, method by method: six systems, the figures each one needs, seven surveys before you choose, and the schemes the…
Read ArticleA sprinkler irrigation system waters a crop from above. A pump pushes water through pipe. A head breaks the stream into droplets…
Read ArticleTakeoffs as irrigation equipment are the smallest parts of a drip system and the parts most often chosen wrong. A takeoff carries…
Read ArticleA clogged drip tape rarely announces itself. It shows up as a dry patch at the far end of a row, a…
Read ArticleCheap irrigation equipment is the expensive kind. A KSh 8,000 roll of drip tape that splits in month two costs the crop,…
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