Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS)

公司描述

Kenya Plant Health Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS) is the government parastatal whose responsibility is to assure the quality of agricultural inputs and produce to prevent adverse impact on the economy, the environment and human health.

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- 研究开发

该公司新闻

Scientists and collaborators at KALRO’s potato biotech trial site in Kenya, advancing the Global Biotech Potato Partnership toward final approval.

九月 13, 2025

Kenya Nears Release of Disease-Resistant 3R Potatoes to Protect Farmers from Late Blight

Kenya nears release of '3R' Late Blight-resistant potatoes after 20+ years of research by CIP & KALRO. Supported by 2Blades, Feed the Future & Simplot, the varieties promise higher yields, disease protection, and improved food security by 2026.

Kenyan farmers examine freshly harvested PCN-resistant potatoes, Malaika and Glen, developed by The James Hutton Institute to improve yields and support food security.

九月 02, 2025

James Hutton Institute Introduces Malaika and Glen Potato Varieties to Combat Devastating Pest in Kenya

The James Hutton Institute introduced two PCN-resistant potato varieties, Malaika and Glen, in Kenya. Developed with international partners, they boost yields, support food security, and meet local farmers’ needs for fast-cooking, low-dormancy potatoes.

Empowering African Plant Protection Agencies to Combat Devastating Potato Pest

八月 11, 2025

African Plant Protection Agencies Unite to Combat Devastating Potato Pest Threat

IITA, FAO & partners equip 12 African nations to detect/manage Potato Cyst Nematodes, a pest slashing yields & threatening trade, via training, diagnostics, awareness & regional cooperation to protect farmers’ livelihoods & potato production.

KES 127 million (USD 1 million) program set to benefit potato farmers.

九月 17, 2022

Kenya: USD 1 million program set to benefit potato farmers

More than 3,000 small-holder potatoes farmers from Nakuru are set to benefit from a KES 127 million (USD 1 million) program aimed at enhancing potato production in the County.