KALRO New Cassava Varieties APK

Latest Version 3.0 for Windows

Updated 2018-05-29

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Version 3.0 (#7)

Updated 2018-05-29

APK Size 6.1 MB

Requires Android Android 4.0+ (Ice Cream Sandwich)

Offered by Simon Mulwa, KALRO, Boniface Akuku & Irene Kimani

Category Free Communication App

App id com.andromo.dev587809.app801932

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KALRO New Cassava Varieties

Editor's review

Download the latest KALRO New Cassava Varieties application, version 3.0, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Communication app is developed by Simon Mulwa, KALRO, Boniface Akuku & Irene Kimani and is easy to download and install.

Previous versions, including 3.0, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.

Description

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz), is the world’s most widely grown starch storage root crop and accounts for a third of the total production of staple food crops in sub Saharan Africa. It is a major food security and an income-generating crop for millions of smallholder farmers. In Kenya, Cassava has high potential to alleviate food shortages and energy deficiencies. The crop produces good yields on infertile soils with poor rainfall, where other crops often fail. Some of its production constraints are lack of high yielding varieties, susceptibility to cassava brown streak disease (CBSD), and cassava mosaic disease (CMD), as well as low dry matter (DM) content and high cyanide content. However, lack of clean and timely planting materials has emerged as the main constraint to production of the crop in the semi-arid areas of Kenya.