KALRO Bean Varieties
Beans technologies developed for the various agricultural ecosystems
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Rice Plantations
With improved varieties at the Kisumu Kibos irrigation scheme
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Director Food Crops
During a Rice Farmer Field day at the KALRO Kibos Centre
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KALRO Cereals
Improved varieties of cereals at the markatplace in Nairobi
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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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    Scientists

    Dr. Lusike

    Director Food Crops

    Dr. Kimani

    Centre Director Mwea

    Dr. Murenga

    Maize Breeder

    Dr. Otipa

    Senior Breeder

    Dr. Muo Kasina

    Centre Director

    KALRO Value Chain

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

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    Contact

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    Kenya
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    Email: kalrokcsap@kalro.org
    web: http://www.kalro.org/kcsap/

    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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