Harambee Pulling Together for Kenya (KARI, 32 p.): Back Cover

Harambee Pulling Together for Kenya (KARI, 32 p.)

		(introduction...)
		Definition of Abbreviations
		In the Spirit of Harambee - foreword by Dr. C.G. Ndiritu, Director of Kari
		Maize is the Preferred Food for Many Kenyans
		Scientists Zero in on Maize Streak Virus
		Sorghum Helps Provide Better Food Security
		Finger Millet Makes Strong Comeback
		Sweet Potato Chapatis Sell Well, Provide Cash
		Private-Public Partnership Pays Off in Sweet Potato Potential
		Dual-Purpose Goats Produce More Meat and More Milk
		Simple Drip Irrigation Makes a Big Difference on Small Farms
		Raising Vegetables and Fruits Provides Food as Well as Income
		Flowers Brighten Export Trade for Kenyans
		The Farmer's Viewpoint is the Best Starting Point
		Agricultural Research Fund Attracts Strong Support
		Trained Scientists Improve Kari's Research Capabilities
		Future Will Bring Global Involvement
		Maps
		Back Cover

Back Cover

This publication is made possible through support provided by USAID/Kenya NARP, Project No. 615-0229. Additional support was provided by the University of Missouri.

The content and layout of this publication was supervised by the office of Extension and Agricultural Information, University of Missouri-Columbia with the assistance of the KARI Publications/Information Unit.

Text and Editorial Supervision: Dr. Delmar Hatesohl
Photographs: Jim Curley
Design, Copy Editing & Production Management: Sharon Wood-Turley
Editorial Assistance: Forrest Rose
Illustrations: Garry Brix
Editorial Assistance in Kenya: Otula Owuor
Logistical Support in Kenya: Julius Mungai, Dr. J. Mugah, Grace Kimani, P. Fungoh
Printing: University of Missouri Printing Services, November 1997

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