The Debut of Pyrethrum in Taita Taveta takes a step in soil sampling and testing.

Jack Roberts

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A few weeks ago, the buzz around pyrethrum really took off after the appointment of former governor Granton Samboja as the non-executive chair of the pyrethrum board. Excitement is building in Taita Taveta as plans unfold for crop demonstrations.

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Today, Harrison Tuja an agronomist took a significant step forward. He visited Amos Kiteria's farm in Werugha, where he conducted soil sampling and testing. But this wasn’t just any ordinary testing; Harrison used cutting-edge satellite technology to get precise data on the soil conditions.

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The results? They were incredibly promising! The soil and climate in Werugha are ideal for growing pyrethrum, which is fantastic news for local farmers. With the right conditions, this crop could thrive and bring new opportunities to the community.

The enthusiasm around pyrethrum is palpable, and with experts like Harrison leading the way, the future looks bright. Farmers are eager to see how this crop can boost their livelihoods and contribute to the local economy.

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Stay tuned as more developments unfold in Taita Taveta. The potential of pyrethrum is just beginning to be realized, and everyone is excited to see what comes next!
 
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