The 72nd University of Nairobi Graduation Ceremony will be held on 13th December, 2024 at the Chancellors Court.…
The ever-increasing animal feed costs are driving many vulnerable communities involved in animal husbandry out of business. The high cost is mainly driven by the protein source, which represents the most expensive component in animal feed. In conventional feed, protein is obtained mainly from
Read moreIn the last few decades, farmers have relied on synthetic pesticides to managed crop pests and diseases. This is because synthetic pesticides are easily available, have quick knock down effect, have varied modes of action and are reliable. However, some synthetic pesticides are
Read moreContinuous cultivation of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) in monoculture systems represents the greatest factor deteriorating soil organic matter (SOM) in smallholder farms.
All first-year students joining the Department of Plant Science and Crop Protection are warmly welcome! 🌿
We are delighted to have you join us and look forward to an exciting journey of learning, growth, and discovery together.
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Read moreA team of plant breeders from Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Senegal, Benin, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Kenya, led by Dr. Juliana Cheboi, paid a courtesy visit to Prof. Moses Nyangito, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, and Prof. James Muthomi, Chair of the Department of Plant Science and Crop Protection at
Read moreDr. Juliana Cheboi was recognized as the Best Researcher in Community Service Engagement during the Annual Staff Recognition Awards & PC Signing for FY 2025/2026