By Mary Mwende Kenya’s flower industry is more than just a business; it’s actually the epitome of resilience and economic strength. Yet, behind the colourful
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By Mary Mwende, There’s something in the air right now, something that feels different, as though the entire floriculture industry is on the verge of
By Mary Mwende, Kenya’s horticulture sector has long been a cornerstone of its agricultural economy, contributing significantly to food security, job creation, and foreign exchange
By Mary Mwende, The flower industry stands at a transformative crossroads, where progress is defined not only by new varieties and products but also by
By Mary Mwende, Happy New Year to you esteemed reader of Floriweek! We hope you had a fantastic holiday season and you are ushering 2025
As the year draws to a close and the holiday season unfolds we bring you this year’s final issue of Floriweek. To our cherished readers,
There’s almost nothing as fascinating as the vibrant world of international flower trade. Every day, countless companies work to facilitate this global flow of flowers
By Christopher J. Currey Alkalinity doesn’t only affect substrate pH; it creates issues with water hardness. Learn how to manage it throughout production. The effect
With the adoption of the definition of “small-scale grower” for “the Global North” by the Floriculture Sustainability Initiative (FSI) board, it is now known which
New Leadership and Expert Working Groups On April 16, 2024, aak-GROW/Croplife Kenya welcomed a new board of directors, bringing a versatile combination of skills, backgrounds,