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NASA hates this…RAT sheds a tear for the sham and failed war mongering he has been rooting for. KENYA is definately bigger that RAT!
Jews are savages.
I thought you were a true gentleman. In fact you are one of those i would like to meet personally so that i can teach you about patriotism . Who is that Netanyahu anyway?
With an eye on the Turkana water, if we are to transform NorthEastern Kenya, to be Agricultural productive, It’s no secret that the Isreals comes first.
Not only does it hurt Ojinga… But other international leaders who were inclined to him…
Lakini si Arap mashamba alikula pesa ya Israelis… Pale kwa ile irrigation scheme, walipo vuna gunia 10 ya mahindi…
Israel has taken the lead in the Galana irrigation project. Their experts have completed the 10,000 acres test in conjunction with National Irrigation Board. They have also trained 1000 youths in Israeli farmers on modern irrigation projects. Now the study is been finalized and Ministry of Agriculture will use its results to design the entire 500000 acres irrigation scheme with the Israeli input.
Na vile walikua allover twitter ati Itumbi faked Bibi’s letter
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By Patrick Alushula | Updated Tue, February 7th 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3
The third harvest of Galana-Kulalu Irrigation scheme has delivered 103,000 bags of maize. This comes as the State considers doubling the project’s acreage next March. According to Planning and Design Chief Engineer and project manager Thuita Mwangi, the third harvest from 2,500 acres delivered 93,860 bags with more from 250 acres undergoing final drying. This will push the harvest to 103,860 bags. This harvest is set to more than double in the next harvest in December as the team of engineers in charge of the project plan to expand from 4,000 acres to 10,000 acres by March. “At planting we are at 40 per cent but on infrastructure, we are at 80 per cent. We expect to complete infrastructure for the model farm by March this year. We will plant the entire 10,000 acres and finalize harvesting by December,” Eng Mwangi told The Standard. The engineer said average production had improved to about 31 bags (each of 90 kilogrammes) from one acre. This compares positively with the national average of 18 bags per acre. From a disappointing harvest of 5,582 bags during second harvest as a result of destruction by El Niño rains, the latest production comes as a morale booster to the State’s quest for a food-secure country. Residents of Tana River, Kilifi and Taita counties have become the first beneficiaries of the third harvest. Last week, a team from the National Irrigation Board (NIB) and local leaders flagged off 10,000 bags of the harvest to some of the drought-stricken areas in Taita Taveta, Tana River and Kilifi counties. supply order. This was the first phase of delivery, as the officials cited lack of storage facilities in the remote villages as reason for discharging it in turns. Last year, the project gave 40,000 bags of maize to families in Tana River and Kilifi counties. Apart from the relief, Eng Mwangi said NIB had also received an order from Strategic Grain Reserve office to supply 33,000 bags to boost maize reserves. In addition, State department for Special Programmes has placed an order for 62,000 bags from the latest harvest. For the first three years that the project has been on model, 124,132 bags have been harvested. The Sh7.29 billion project was to be implemented in phases. The first phase was to do 5,000 acres of model farm, and then extend to 10,000, and so on. The initial stages saw over 13 varieties of maize tried out but the project implementers have so far narrowed down to four varieties with promising returns. Kenya imports about 3 million bags of maize. Assuming the current productivity level of 31 bags on every acre, doing just 100,000 acres of the project can make Kenya a food surplus nation and trigger need for exporting. However, the project can only reach 30,000 acres with current facilities beyond which a two-trillion-litre dam would be required. This, Eng Mwangi adds, can only be completed in six years from the time construction will begin. “To construct that dam will take six years. Once we do it, we can call private investors to put up the entire area under irrigation,” he said.
Read more at:https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/bus…iwo-betting-bill-goes-after-foreign-investors
HEIL FUHRER
But not the same Thuita Mwangi wa Laikipia?
Nothing surprising there. Two Jewish tribes supporting each other…
Have you invited RAT and his minions, it’s patriotic
He is most welcomed.
The games of survival are savage.
And you expect NASA meeting to happen at Uhuru Park with dignitaries arriving here? Naay!
No. They are planning a parallel swearing in which is unconstitutional and treason.
Besides RAT hasn’t conceded defeat so why should we mbembeleza him.
:D:D:D:D:D:D enyewe hapo kwa mavuno tuligongwa na jubilee vibaya sana
God chosen so to say. Enyewe nothing to write home about.
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