Dear Regis School, occupants in your school van threw out a bunch of disposable plastic plates on Thika Road at 9.03 this morning. Shame on them! Sensitise your students & staff teams on keeping their environment clean not only when in your branded bus but ALL the TIME.
🚨 Fruit contamination by the most toxic pesticides has dramatically increased over the last decade, according to a @EuropePAN study.
The most contaminated: blackberries, peaches, strawberries and cherries.
🍋“Consumers: buy #organic this summer!”
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ORGANIC MOVEMENT.
I really appreciate Mr and Mrs Shaw ( Kapi Ltd) for inviting us to the farmers forum . We had an amazing time meeting farmers, and we are happy that the movement is growing thanks to the availability of effective organic inputs supplied by Kapi Ltd.
What a very successful farmers forum at Joseph’s Gardening Centre GILGIL. Special thanks to Peter Murage @BiovisionAfrica and Kennedy Kariuki @OrganicThorium as well as @kapiltdkenya and @MariaWinrose. Kudos team!
Loving our Kapi Limited farmer forum in GILGIL - step by step we are spreading the word about pyrethrum as the best natural insecticides in our drive for safe foods
@GKagume @TerryanneChebet A pleasure! We always recommend pyrethrum as one item in a basket of cash crops a farmer may grow - maybe put aside half an acre to pyrethrum. It does have great benefits - flowering through the year so you get a monthly income. Also input costs are very low. Give it a try!
@GKagume @TerryanneChebet Yes, 450kg per acre per year at between 200-260/- per kg (dependent on pyrethrum content) gives 90,000/- to 117,000 per acre per year. Hope this helps
What opportunities are there for young people in the Value chain? @IanShaw49776203
Of @kapiltdkenya
Says there's a lot of opportunities I supply of seedlings among others! Join in now!
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I really enjoyed tonight’s discussion on #pyrethrum and I just hope that we started to sow the seed of our enthusiasm in this wonderful crop and molecule. We produce the world’s best natural insecticide right here in Kenya. Kudos to @TerryanneChebet and @leo_njoroge