KALRO Crop Knowledge Bank
KALRO Crop technologies developed and value chains for the various agricultural ecosystems
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KALRO Crop Knowledge bank
KALRO crops technologies developed and value chains for the various agricultural ecosystems
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Crops Knowledge Bank
KALRO Crops technologies developed and value chains for various agricultural ecosystems
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Rangeland Pasture
Horsetail grass establishment at KALRO Kiboko
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Rangeland Livestock
The improved Small East African Zebu head at KALRO Kiboko
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KALRO MUGUGA VRI
Students on attachment at the Veterinary Research Institute Lab
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Knowledge Bank Crops

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    Beans

    AfricaRice is one of the 15 international agricultural research Centers that are members of the CGIAR Consortium.

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    Maize

    The choice of appropriate maize varieties for a given location is very important because every variety

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    Pollination

    Pollination occurs for many flowering plants, crops and non crops

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    Rice

    Rice cultivation involves a series of processesto achieve the desirable product from landpreparation to planting/ sowing up to cropmaturity

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    Sericulture

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Scientists

Dr. Eliud Kireger

Director General/CEO

Dr. Felister Makini

Deputy Director General Crops

Dr. Lusike Wasilwa

Director Food Crops

Dr. Muo Kasina

Centre Director

Dr. Murenga

Maize Breeder

Mr.Gideon S Munga

Research Officer

KALRO Value Chain

Beans
Maize
Cassava
Guava variety KALRO B8
Sorghum
Indigenous Chicken
Bees
Maize KALRO Mtwapa

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Contact

Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation,
Post Office: P.O.Box 57811, 00200, City Square, Nairobi, Kenya
Email : info@kalro.org
Location : Kaptagat Rd, Loresho, Nairobi, Kenya
Direct Line : +254 722 206986, +254 722 206988, +254 730 707000
Kenya Agro-Advisory Call Centre: 0111010100

Rice blast disease

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Favorable conditions for disease development:
Node blast: Black-brown lesions on the node. 
Neck blast: Black or brown rot on the neck of the panicle.

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