Killer chemicals: Are they the next big dilemma for farmers?

[Mark Oloo]

Part of the problem in Kenya, pharmacological expert Paul Okinyi says, is that farmers seem to be in a hurry to get returns from animals.

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[Jimdog]

On this subject many researchers have noted that applying of chemicals to farms kill bacterial plants that acts the same work as fertilizer and give nutrients to plants. Excessive use and regular use of these various chemicals e.g round-up and others kills these bacterial plants and hence the plants start recording a decrease in plants produce rapidly.

 

[Chelaa]

On this subject many researchers have noted that applying of chemicals to farms kill bacterial plants that acts the same work as fertilizer and give nutrients to plants. Excessive use and regular use of these various chemicals e.g round-up and others kills these bacterial plants and hence the plants start recording a decrease in plants produce rapidly.

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