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Tech research team takes agriculture studies to rural Kenya

The drought-ridden, impoverished rural area is home to some friendly faces and lots of prayers for rain.

Recently, it garnered an addition — a group of Texas Tech researchers studying and promoting sustainable agriculture.

“Infant mortality is high, childhood malnutrition is high and they don’t have enough drinking water. Our project aims to mitigate those challenges,” said graduate student Daniel Cunningham, one-fourth of the research team.

Known as dryland agroecology, the team is taking its research to a national competition. They’re one of 30 finalists for the Agricultural Innovation Prize and preparing to make oral presentations to judges April 25-26 at the contest’s headquarters in the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

“It’s highly exciting,” team member Michael Kanyi said.

Kanyi, a teaching assistant working on his doctorate, grew up a few hours south of the study’s region of focus and has big hopes for his home country.

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Agriculture Ministry moves to stem drought fears

BEIRUT: Agriculture Minister Akram Chehayeb stressed Monday the importance of developing agricultural infrastructure and solutions to deal with a decrease in rainfall, which is set to affect the quantity and quality of both surface water and groundwater in wells.The decline in rainfall this winter has sparked drought fears in Lebanon, as well as warnings of a water emergency and urgent calls for new solutions to combat scarcity and conserve water at home.

During a meeting with ministry Director-General Louis Lahoud, a delegation from the World Bank headed by Maurice Saade and representatives from the Food and Agricultural Organization, Chehayeb stressed the “united efforts between the different ministries and institutions and departments concerned with agriculture, infrastructure and donors.”

Chehayeb also noted the importance of what has already been done in terms of establishing hill lakes and guiding farmers toward more advanced methods of irrigation.

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Lessons from Malawi: How agriculture success story went horribly wrong

By MASIMBA TAFIRENYIKA LILONGWE, MALAWI: In 2012, Malawi found itself in a tight spot, again. A food crisis set off by erratic rains, rising food prices and economic hardships slowly unfolded. For the first time in several years, the country’s ability to feed its citizens was at risk. Sadly and unexpectedly, Malawi lost its hard-earned status as an agricultural success story — it used to produce enough maize for its people to eat and still provide a surplus to neighbours. Many wondered what went wrong and whether there could be lessons for other African countries. Certainly Kenya, which faces food shortages with alarming regularity, can glean some insight from Malawi. In the southeast African country, more than 1.63 million people, or 11 per cent of the population, faced severe food shortages in 2012, according to the World Food Programme (WFP), a UN relief agency.

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India is the largest producer of mangoes and account for over 60 percent of the world production, which was estimated to be 16. 1 million tones.

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India proves fertile ground for tractor makers

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India’s roads have proved treacherous, with car and truck makers suffering steep falls in sales amid a wider slowdown in Asia’s third-largest economy. The nation's fields, however, have rarely appeared more bountiful – and the market for tractors is booming.

Tractor sales are set to jump by at least 20 per cent when official figures for the last financial year are released next month, according to estimates compiled by the Financial Times, as rising rural prosperity translates into a sustained rebound for the world's largest tractor market by volume.

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Kerala Fish Farmers Switch Species to Net Good Returns

INDIA - Fish farmers in Kerala State are moving away from their dependence on traditional carp varieties to more commercially important species with a view to cashing in on the depletion in wild catch.Aquaculture in Kerala, forced by frequent outbreak of diseases, switched from traditional shrimp farming in pokkali fields to farming carp varieties like katla, rohu, mrigal and grass carp. However, these varieties have not been giving enough returns, reports TheHindu.However, a fish farmer V.M. Shibu in Kottappuram says that he has now been farming new species and the results have been impressive. A kg of sea bass fetched Rs. 450 a kg during the last harvest and Mr Shibu is going to harvest cobia for the first time in April and is looking forward to a price band of Rs. 300 to Rs 350 a kg.