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29 Mar, 23

Science Africa
Biotechnology

Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

Science Africa
Biotechnology

Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

28 Mar, 23

Science Africa
Biotechnology

Kenya- US Collaboration to Strengthen Livestock Value Chain

Science Africa
Biotechnology

End TB: Accelerated Efforts Needed in Africa as World Funding Improves

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27 Mar, 23

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Biotechnology

Kenya: Syngenta Launches Centre of Knowledge to Improve Food Security

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Kenyan Public urged to be Vigilant against Marburg Disease

ICPAC-3

Biotechnology

Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

Posted by Science Africa
March 29, 2023

Biotechnology

Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

Posted by Science Africa
March 28, 2023

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

Biotechnology

Kenya- US Collaboration to Strengthen Livestock Value Chain

Posted by Science Africa
March 28, 2023

Biotechnology

End TB: Accelerated Efforts Needed in Africa as World Funding Improves

Posted by Science Africa
March 27, 2023

IMG-20230324-WA0001

Biotechnology

Kenya: Syngenta Launches Centre of Knowledge to Improve Food Security

Posted by Science Africa
March 27, 2023

Biotechnology

Kenyan Public urged to be Vigilant against Marburg Disease

Posted by Science Africa
March 27, 2023

ICPAC-3

Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

March 29, 2023

Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

March 28, 2023

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

Kenya- US Collaboration to Strengthen Livestock Value Chain

March 28, 2023

End TB: Accelerated Efforts Needed in Africa as World Funding Improves

March 27, 2023

IMG-20230324-WA0001

Kenya: Syngenta Launches Centre of Knowledge to Improve Food Security

March 27, 2023

Kenyan Public urged to be Vigilant against Marburg Disease

March 27, 2023

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Science Africa
March 29, 2023

Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

Science Africa
March 28, 2023

Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

Science Africa
March 28, 2023

Kenya- US Collaboration to Strengthen Livestock Value Chain

Science Africa
March 27, 2023

End TB: Accelerated Efforts Needed in Africa as World Funding Improves

IMG-20230324-WA0001

Science Africa
March 27, 2023

Kenya: Syngenta Launches Centre of Knowledge to Improve Food Security

Science Africa
March 27, 2023

Kenyan Public urged to be Vigilant against Marburg Disease

ICPAC-3

29 Mar

Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

Posted by Science Africa

Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

Posted by Science Africa

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

28 Mar

Kenya- US Collaboration to Strengthen Livestock Value Chain

Posted by Science Africa

End TB: Accelerated Efforts Needed in Africa as World Funding Improves

Posted by Science Africa

IMG-20230324-WA0001

27 Mar

Kenya: Syngenta Launches Centre of Knowledge to Improve Food Security

Posted by Science Africa

Kenyan Public urged to be Vigilant against Marburg Disease

Posted by Science Africa

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29 Mar, 23

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Floods Expected in Parts of Eastern Africa

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Uganda: New Partnership to Fight Pests, Diseases in Papaya

"photo: Sven Torfinn. Kenya, Baringo district. June 2015. East Africa’s woody invaders ‘Woody Weeds’. Pictures for the ‘Woody Weeds’ Project, a research project on the impacts of woody invasive plant species in certain areas. Prosopis and Lantana are 2 of these species. Communities are affected by the species. In some instances their livestock are affected or the plants encroach on village land.
Pictures are taken during field visit in Baringo by the project team under supervision of Dr. Urs Schaffner, Head Ecosystems Management CABNI Switzerland and Simon Choge, professor at KEFRI (Kenya Forestry Research Institute) Nairobi.
During the field trip the research team spoke to local chiefs and farmers and visited the KEFRI branch office in Baringo."

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