SEEDBALLS Kenya
Articles on Seedballs and Related Topics
The U.S. Government's Global Hunger and Food Security Initiative
Giving Seeds an Added Boost to Survive Harsh Sahelian Climates
The Sahel region of Africa is home to the world’s harshest cropping environment, hosting poor, sandy soils, low and erratic rainfall and excessive soil surface temperatures.
The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Sorghum and Millet, led by Kansas State University, is collaborating with Ludger Herrmann, a researcher from the University of Hohenheim, to improve seeding success rates and combat the Sahel’s harsh conditions with a tiny capsule that may revolutionize Sahelian cropping systems: the seedball.
"The seedball is a powerhouse in its miniscule packaging."
Safari Ecology
A blog about ecology of the savanna biome and other regions of interest to safari guides and visitors to East Africa.
KENYA FOREST SERVICE -
KENYA TREE-BASED LANDSCAPE RESTORATION POTENTIAL ATLAS
See the Map below for Potential for Rehabilitation of Degraded Natural Forest and for Rangeland Restoration
Why do savanna trees have flat tops?
An article on Acacias and the Ecosystem roles they play
Cambridge University Press Volume 36, Issue 2 June 2016, pp. 91-96
Predispersal seed predation on three Vachellia species and one Senegalia species (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae) in the Rift Valley of Ethiopia and Menagesha forest, Ethiopia
AERIAL REFORESTATION BY SEED BOMBS
Ortolani Maria Raffaella, Schirone Avra, Camillotti Gabriele, Schirone Bartolomeo
PROCEEDINGS
International Conference REFORESTATION CHALLENGES
03-06 June 2015, Belgrade, Serbia
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The Experimental African Forestry Division
Aerial
News, resources and updates on experimental forestry work with indigenous East African trees.
Tree seeding for forest restoration in tropical countries.
USEFUL TREE SPECIES for Eastern Africa
A species selection tool based on the Vegetationmap4africa map
To help farmers, foresters and others to 'find the right tree for the right place', a species selection tool was developed which provides information about tree and shrub species that have been documented to be useful to farming or pastoral communities. The tool provides an easy way to quickly find information about species that can potentially occur in any selected location, based on their documented occurrence in the different potential natural vegetation types. The tool is available for Google Earth, is part of the Vegetationmap4africa web-based map and is integrated in the mobile maps if used together with Locus map viewer.
Click on the Map below to see information on tree & shrub species in East Africa, zoom in and then move the cursor across the map to see which species is recommended for that area.
International Journal of Tropical Insect Science,
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