Dry beans are a good rotation crop as they break some common disease cycles.
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Dry Beans Farming Guide
Tomato Farming Guide
To get better tomato yields, do not wait till disease symptoms start appearing.
Livestock
Kienyeji Layer Feed Formulation
Always take feed samples regularly for feed analysis to confirm the nutritive values.
Indigenous Chicken Production Guide
For high productivity, a farmer should maintain a high level of poultry health.
Boma Rhodes Farming Guide
Lack of enough good feed for the cow is one of the major causes of low milk production.
Spray Programme
iShamba Spray Programme for Kales, Cabbages, Broccoli & Cauliflower
Did you know during the fungicide/insecticide sprays on cauliflower or broccoli, it is advisable to incorporate a wetting/spreading agent in the mixture.