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Differential Biomass Accumulation among African Leafy Vegetables as Affected by Wastewater Irrigation in Kitui County, Kenya

Wambua, Judy M.; Ngene, Shadrack; Korir, Nicholas K.; Ntinyari, Winnie; Gweyi-Onyango, Joseph P. (SCIENCEDOMAIN International, 2019)

Water scarcity of fresh water in Sub-Saharan has led to utilization of the wastewater in home gardening and also in commercial production of vegetables. Wastewater is associated with various substances including nutrients ...
Hydroponic screening of Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) cultivars for salinity tolerance

Wambua, Judy M.; Makobe, M. N.; Njue, E. M.; Nyende, B. A. (2010)

Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) crop has been considered relatively more salt tolerant than other cereals and has the potential as a grain and fodder crop in saline soils. However, only a few of the cultivars can thrive ...
Rain Water Harvesting for Enhanced Household Water, Food and Nutritional Security: Case Study of Kitui West, Lower Yatta and Matinyani Districts, Kenya

Makau, Wambui; Gitau, Ayub; Mugachia, Joseph; Ocharo, Robinson; Kamau, Hannah; Wambua, Judy M.; Luvai, Allois (2014)

In semi-arid areas of Kenya, over dependence on agriculture, low and unreliable rainfall and high livestock numbers, justify the considerations of rainwater harvesting for agricultural production. A step by step is now ...
Screening of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) somaclonal variants and X-ray radiated seed for salinity tolerance for growth in the Asals

Wambua, Judy M. (2016-04-12)

Sorghum bicolor (L) Moench is an annual crop adapted to a wide range of environmental conditions. It has a number of morphological and physiological characteristics that contribute to its adaptation to arid and semi arid ...

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