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Properties and composition of honey are essential in providing information regarding their quality as well as in their differentiation based on production region characteristics, for example, floral sources. This research presents physicochemical properties and floral sources (
Read moreBackground Rehabilitation of degraded rangelands through the establishment of enclosures (fencing grazing lands) is believed to improve soil quality and livelihoods, and enhance the sustainability of rangelands. Grazing dominated enclosure (GDE) and contractual grazing
Read moreBackground Pasture enclosures play an important role in rehabilitating the degraded soils and vegetation, and may also influence the emission of key greenhouse gasses (GHGs) from the soil. However, no study in East Africa and in Kenya has conducted direct measurements of
Read moreIncorporation of biological pesticides in integrated pest management has lately been considered effective in production of safe food for human consumption, aesthetically valuable for the prime markets and increase in crop yields. Despite their efficacy, synthetic pesticides are
Read moreThe linkage between the University and the alumni is critical in forging strong partnership and collaboration for quality capacity development. There has been a weak linkage between the learning institution and their alumni, which
Read moreSub-Saharan Africa remains so deprived today in which ethnic conflicts, civil wars or factional leadership struggles have completely destroyed the economic and political institutions. Some countries have however maintained
Read moreThe global commemoration of the World AIDS Day is on December 1, 2020. The day is dedicated to raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and is in remembrance of those who have lost their lives to complications of HIV.
The University of Nairobi will hold a virtual event on
Read moreAs part of UON@50 the faculty of Agriculture is organizing a webinar series. First webinar series was held on 7th October 2020