Egerton University and French Scientists Partner to Protect Crops
By Musa Kurian
NJORO, Kenya – A simple practice used by a grandmother in rural Kenya could hold valuable lessons for modern agricultural science.
Professor Kemboi Urges Ethical and Impact-Driven Research at Egerton
Egerton University has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening research quality, integrity and competitiveness through a capacity-building training programme on research ethics and proposal writing aimed at enhancing researchers' capacity to de
Over 120 Dryland Farmers Drive Development of Climate-Resilient Finger Millet Varieties
More than 120 farmers from Kenya’s drylands gathered at the ICRISAT Kiboko Research Station in Makueni County to help shape the next generation of climate-resilient finger millet varieties during a Farmer Participatory Variety Selection (PVS) fiel
Available Intakes
Egerton University has three intakes in an Academic year for SSP Programmes and Fundamental Short Courses
Egerton University, AIC Cheptebo Collaborate on Sustainable Agriculture
Egerton University and A.I.C. Cheptebo Rural Development Centre (CRDC) are exploring areas of collaboration aimed at strengthening sustainable agriculture, agribusiness, research, innovation and community empowerment.
