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Our mission is to promote the sale and consumption of dairy products manufactured in JAKISA and to inform and educate the people of KENYA and beyond its bouders about dairy products, dairy farmers and the dairy industry.

21/02/2026

Cliff jumping — that peaceful moment when you question your life choices… mid-air.”

Mt.Ololokwe,Samburu County
27/08/2025

Mt.Ololokwe,Samburu County

Rimoi National Reserve in Elgeyo Marakwet
13/08/2025

Rimoi National Reserve in Elgeyo Marakwet

The earth sings in quiet whispers — in rustling leaves, in flowing rivers, in the breath of the wind — reminding us that...
01/08/2025

The earth sings in quiet whispers — in rustling leaves, in flowing rivers, in the breath of the wind — reminding us that nature is not outside us, but within us.

The earth sings in quiet whispers — in rustling leaves, in flowing rivers, in the breath of the wind — reminding us that...
01/08/2025

The earth sings in quiet whispers — in rustling leaves, in flowing rivers, in the breath of the wind — reminding us that nature is not outside us, but within us.

The most beautiful in the world is, of course, the world itself.” ...
25/08/2024

The most beautiful in the world is, of course, the world itself.” ...

Preparing Your Field After Harvest: Essential Agronomic Practices 1. Residue ManagementWhy it matters: Managing crop res...
11/07/2024

Preparing Your Field After Harvest: Essential Agronomic Practices

1. Residue Management

Why it matters: Managing crop residues is essential to prevent disease carryover, improve soil structure, and facilitate the decomposition of organic matter.

Practices:
Chopping and Spreading: Use a combine harvester with a straw chopper and spreader to evenly distribute the residues across the field.
-Incorporation: Light tillage can incorporate residues into the soil, enhancing decomposition and nutrient cycling.
Burning: In cases where residues are excessive, controlled burning may be used, but it should be avoided if possible due to environmental concerns and loss of organic matter.
2. Soil Testing and Amendment

Why it matters: Knowing the soil’s nutrient status and pH helps tailor fertilization and amendment strategies to meet the crop’s needs.

Practices:
Soil Sampling: Take soil samples from different parts of the field and send them to a lab for analysis.
pH Adjustment: Apply lime or sulfur to adjust soil pH based on the test results.
-Nutrient Application: Apply organic or inorganic fertilizers as recommended by the soil test to replenish nutrient levels.

3. Tillage Practices

Why it matters: Proper tillage improves soil aeration, enhances water infiltration, and helps control w**ds.
Practices:
Conventional Tillage: Deep plowing followed by harrowing can break up compacted soil and incorporate residues.
Conservation Tillage: Minimum tillage practices like no-till or strip-till can help preserve soil structure and moisture while reducing erosion.
Cover Crops: Planting cover crops can improve soil health, reduce erosion, and add organic matter.

4. W**d Management

Why it matters: Effective w**d management prevents competition with the next crop for nutrients, water, and light.

Practices:
Herbicide Application: Use appropriate pre-emergent and post-emergent herbicides to control w**d growth.
-Mechanical Control: Cultivate the field to remove w**ds mechanically.
-Cover Crops: Select cover crops that suppress w**d growth through competition and allelopathy.

5. Irrigation Management

Why it matters: Ensuring proper soil moisture levels is crucial for seedbed preparation and early crop establishment.

Practices:
Field Inspection:Check the field for any drainage issues and repair them.
Soil Moisture Monitoring: Use soil moisture sensors to determine the need for irrigation.
Irrigation Systems: Ensure that irrigation systems are in good working condition and make necessary repairs.

6. Crop Rotation Planning

Why it matters: Crop rotation helps break pest and disease cycles, improve soil fertility, and enhance biodiversity.

The way I see it. If you want the rainbow you gotta put up with the rain
14/03/2024

The way I see it. If you want the rainbow you gotta put up with the rain

Self love
10/03/2024

Self love

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