The 3R Kenya climate atlas can build synergies with other initiatives to support evidence-based climate resilient agriculture KCSAP Project CGIAR Climate Action Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪 Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation @kilimoKE Prof. Hamadi Iddi Boga John M. Wesonga ACTS KALRO

Very interesting discussions around horticulture, diary and aquaculture are coming together at the closing of the 3R project. 3R Kenya #3RLessons

Crosscuting issues discussed are food safety, consumer awareness, sustainability, climate change and many more at the closing of the 3R project 3R Kenya #3RLessons

Reflecting on emerging agri-services business models- new frontier for innovation, business& employment in transforming agrifood systems #3RLessons 3R closeout sanne RoseMknz ACTS Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation Immaculate Njuthe Maina Joyce Gema African Forum For Agricultural Advisory Services.

Thanks CAS and Copernicus. This has been an eye opener!!

We are pleased to announce the 21st Workshop on Sustainable Horticultural Production in the Tropics. Special Topic: “Methods to analyze the effects of climate change on plant growth -The Use of R Statistical Software” Venue: Online Platform Date: Dec 1st – 4th, 2020.

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#NewNormal My take is our problem is serious selfishness combined with stupidity!!

Congratulations MUST!!

Sharon Wins as JKUAT Dominance in #MyLittleBigThing Challenge Continues jkuat.ac.ke/sharon-wins-as… via Discover JKUAT

Deadline for receiving abstracts for the 21st HAK workshop extended to 30.10.2020. Check website: hakenya.net

Discussing Agricultural developments for Africa youtube.com/watch?v=1UF9Ez…

Welcome to the High Panel Conference on Agricultural Research in Kenya narsc.kilimo.go.ke

Listening to a presentation on synthetic biology at the High Panel Conference on Agricultural Research in Kenya

Great work. Keep up the spirit

One month after our team set up our first-ever underground capillary wick irrigation system at the Ririma borehole in Marsabit County in northern Kenya, the vegetables planted have reached the vegetative stage 🥬🥦🤭

We are championing dryland farming in Marsabit County! Our vegetables at the Ririma borehole (Northern Kenya) planted through wick capillary irrigation is ready for harvest! The goal is to ensure food security in the ASALs and empower vulnerable communities to generate income.

Today, we made our first harvest a month after setting up a large-scale irrigation project at Ririma in Marsabit County, Kenya. Residents from the drought-stricken region can now get nutritious vegetables affordably as we target expanding the project in the ASALs.

JKUAT Technology Brings Hope to Drought-Ravaged Areas jkuat.ac.ke/technology-bri… via Discover JKUAT