Long rains improve outlook for sorghum farmers, KBL factory

Long rains improve outlook for sorghum farmers, KBL factory

28th Apr 2019 STANDARD Digital The start of long rains across western Kenya has rekindled hopes for some 15,000 farmers contracted to grow sorghum for the Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL) keg plant in Kisumu. Delayed rains had sent fears of possible crop failure and many...
Drought will not affect beer production – EABL

Drought will not affect beer production – EABL

19 April 2019 THE STAR In Summary • Continued dry weather is likely to affect the planting season for barley, which starts in May in some of the areas. • Supply of sorghum would not be affected as it is a hardy crop and is grown in areas that do not receive a lot of...
The Stories of ‘Sorghum’ Agatha And ‘Seed’ Mary

The Stories of ‘Sorghum’ Agatha And ‘Seed’ Mary

April 2019 ICRISAT Passion can be a very tasty ingredient. It is with a large dose of this passion that Ms Agatha, an unusual food processor in Tanzania, aims to create demand for a new series of products. She is among the few processors in the country working with...
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