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Did you know that for every mango you consume one mango goes into waste?
50 to 41% of the mango produce goes into waste due to supply chain inefficiencies. So, is it possible to reduce the waste of mangoes to a lower percentage or even have 0% loss?
Mango Exports To Europe Expected To Resume In September
Kenya expects to resume exporting mangoes to the European Union markets in September. The country had imposed a ban on exporting mangoes to Europe due to high levels of fruit flies. The temporary ban was imposed to protect the market and to ensure that farmers implement acceptable pest management practices. Fortunately, the eight-year self-imposed ban
Some of the best fruits to grow in Kenya
The world loves fruits. Fruit farming is a great contributor of our economy, contributing to the food basket. Below are few of the fruits that you can grow both for home consumption or for commercial purposes. Banana Farming in Kenya In Kenya, bananas are favorite fruits among many families. It is almost impossible to find
Cultivation of Mangoes in Kenya
The mango industry in Kenya has expanded considerably over recent years, not only in size but also in the geographical location of commercial and homestead plantings. Mango is one of the most important fruit crops in the tropical and subtropical lowlands. It is native to India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Malaysia, but can be found growing
Common challenges to mango production in Kenya
Many farmers in Kenya invest in mango orchards. However, there are a number of production-related hindrances at farm level, including: Limited access to good quality planting materials -There is a general shortage of grafted planting materials of improved and higher yielding varieties in many areas. Farmers often use inferior seedlings obtained by germinating mango seeds
Mango Farming in Kenya: The best way to do it
Mango Farming in Kenya needs time and patience. Oxfarm grafted mangoes take less time to mature. Mango Farming in Kenya: Planting Land should be ready by deep plowing followed by levelling with a mild slope. Spacing varies from 5m x 5m, within the dry zones where growth is in smaller amount, 8m x 8 m,
