Browsing by Author "Makini, F.W."

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Gully Rehabilitation for Increased Food Production
(Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization, 2017) Ondicho, A.R.; Mwangi, T.J.; Magenya, O.E.V.; Makini, F.W.; Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization
A gulley is a landform created by running water,eroding sharply into soil, typically on a hillside. Gullies resemble large ditches or small valleys,but vary in depth and width from less than ametre to a kilometre. When a gulley is forming, the water flow ratecan be substantial. It is this substantial flow ratethat results in a deep cutting action into the soil. Gullies usually occur in areas with excess runoff and concentration of water. They are also associated with destruction of vegetation cover.
Operational field guide for Developing and Managing Local Agricultural Innovation Platforms
(Kenya Agricultural Research Institute, 2014) Makelo, M.N.; Kamau, G.M.; Mburathi, G.K.; Misiko, M.; Makini, F.W.; Pali, P.; Adenkunle, W.; Dixon, J.; Kenya Agricultural Research Institute
The Guide is not prescriptive but meant to inspire practitioners into exploring by using applicable combinations of tools and methods