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Michigan State University and Egerton University propose practical approach to address soil health crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa

Michigan State University and Egerton University propose practical approach to address soil health crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa

Lisa Tiemann, a researcher from Michigan State University (MSU), in collaboration with Egerton University, is proposing a practical approach to address the soil health crisis affecting densely populated areas of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The region's traditional agricultural practices are becoming unsustainable due to rising population density, leading to low and stagnant yields. The proposed sustainable form of intensification aims to provide recommendations across varying household-specific conditions.
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Reviving Togotia: A Forgotten African Leafy Vegetable for Nutritional Security and Climate Adaptation in Kenya.

Reviving Togotia: A Forgotten African Leafy Vegetable for Nutritional Security and Climate Adaptation in Kenya.

The grant-winning project by Dr. Miriam K. Charimbu, titled "Exploring the potential of Togotia, a forgotten African leafy vegetable for nutritional security and climate adaptation in Kenya," is a promising initiative that aims to address the pressing issues of nutritional security and climate adaptation in Kenya. The project is funded by Innovate UK KTN Award 2022, with a total grant of £32,319.57, and is set to run for six months.

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