Western Kenya Climate Is the Most Ideal for Sugarcane Farming

Western Kenya Climate Is the Most Ideal for Sugarcane Farming

By Etherly Barasa Western Kenya, particularly the counties of Kakamega, Bungoma, Busia and parts of the Nyanza region, is widely recognised as the largest sugarcane-growi...

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Stable Regional Sugar Market As Global Pressure Slightly Eases — Week 13 (30Th Mar - 5th Apr) Outlook

Stable Regional Sugar Market As Global Pressure Slightly Eases — Week 13 (30Th Mar - 5th Apr) Outlook

Compiled by Rosemary Wambui Source, Kulea The sugar market across Eastern and Southern Africa remained largely stable during the week of <stron...

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Deforestation and Soil Degradation and the Kenyan Sugar Industry

Deforestation and Soil Degradation and the Kenyan Sugar Industry

By Angela Mideva The sugar industry plays a significant role in global environmental changes, specifically through land-use changes that cause deforestation and agricultu...

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Intercropping Sugarcane with Legumes Boosts Soil Health and Helps Control Weeds.

Intercropping Sugarcane with Legumes Boosts Soil Health and Helps Control Weeds.

By Etherly Barasa Sugarcane is a crop that typically remains in the field for 12&ndash;18 months before harvest. During this long period, especially in t...

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Mixed Signals in Regional Sugar Market As COMESA Gains Offset Global Pressure — Week 12 (23Rd - 29th March) Outlook

Mixed Signals in Regional Sugar Market As COMESA Gains Offset Global Pressure — Week 12 (23Rd - 29th March) Outlook

Compiled by Rosemary Wambui Source, Kulea This combination of trends highlights a region balancing between localised demand strength and broader m...

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