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Prof Ambuko: Our hub aims to serve African leafy vegetables on every table

Prof Ambuko: Our hub aims to serve African leafy vegetables on every table
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Nairobi areaUniversity of nairobiDepartment of plant scienceProf ambukoJane ambukoPlant scienceCrop protectionFresh produceAggregation hubAfrican indigenous vegetables

Kienyeji vegetables now new goldmine - FarmKenya Initiative

rowing demand for these vegetables in urban areas has seen most retailers grocers and supermarkets increase their stock

Nairobi areaWorld vegetable centreAfrican indigenous vegetablesAfrican food fellowshipHorticulture fellowsKienyeji vegetables

Why kienyeji vegetables are now Kenya s new goldmine

Driven by the need to change their consumption patterns and to stem emerging health risks, Kenyans no longer see indigenous vegetables as weeds.

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Why kienyeji vegetables are now Kenya s new goldmine

Driven by the need to change their consumption patterns and to stem emerging health risks, Kenyans no longer see indigenous vegetables as weeds.

Nairobi areaWaithera ngangaKweyu suleimanLeah mwauraWorld vegetable centreAfrican indigenous vegetablesAfrican food fellowshipHorticulture fellowsRashid boruTele boitWaithera ng ang aAfrican foodCovid 19 pandemicKienyeji vegetables

Role of women highlighted in study focused on the benefits of good farmer seed production

The CABI-led research - which sought to assess the benefits of good farmer seed production through a case study of the Good Seed Initiative in Tanzania - reveals that while around 70% of the labour to grow African Indigenous Vegetables (AIVs) is provided by women only 10 to 30% are contract farmers who own the fields, make decisions on sales and control revenues.

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