Floriweek
By Masila Kanyingi On the evening of the first day of July this year, while I found myself somewhat disenchanted in a hotel in Naivasha…
This section elucidates the mechanisms through which various fungicides target specific aspects of pathogen biology. Each principal mode of action is categorized by a FRAC…
Kenya serves as a crucial sourcing hub for the Hoek Group. Through Hoek Flowers Kenya, the company operates directly from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, exporting…
Kenya is experiencing substantial crop losses and rising food insecurity, with an estimated economic impact of Sh1 trillion over the next decade due to the…
The floriculture sector is rapidly evolving towards sustainable practices. The latest RFH Trend Report on Floriculture reveals that more than 80% of growers have begun…
For many years, maize has been the primary crop in Tanzania, forming the backbone of smallholder farming. This reliance on maize limits income opportunities, as…
Aliki Pantou PATS-C is great at detecting moths. But let’s be honest, the larvae cause the real damage. And in most cases it’s also the…
Regional leaders have committed to speeding up the removal of trade barriers that hinder smooth business operations among countries in Eastern and Southern Africa. This…
In the floriculture industry, choosing the wrong variety can be costly for growers, making trust and precision in breeding essential to the relationship between breeder…
By Masila Kanyingi “The buck stops here” encapsulates the essential principles of leadership as articulated by Harry S Truman, the 33rd President of the United…
Floriculture. When one thinks of flowers, beautiful blossoms and fragrance comes to mind. But behind the scenes, lies a fierce competition to grow and export…
Aalsmeer, 1 July 2025 – Today, Royal FloraHolland publishes the first Trend Report Floriculture. The report reveals that nearly 70% of flower and plant growers…
Book an Appointment Are you noticing white spots on your crops that look like talcum powder, commonly called “colonies”? These can appear on leaves, stems…