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The specific sizes of President William Ruto's farms (Kilgoris farm, Yegen farms, Koilel farms, and Mata farm in Taita Taveta) are not publicly detailed acre by acre. However, it is known that President Ruto owns significant agricultural holdings in various locations. If you need precise figures, it would require direct statements from official sources or access to land records, which are usually private.

@@FelixKipleting Direct sowing can be time-saving and works well if managed correctly including thining, although transplanting generally gives a head start.

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@@iniesta1057 Narok is among the Kenyan counties with the largest agricultural areas

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Are you talking about The one who was Ex-Presidential Escort Officer during President MoIs time?(Avocado farmer)

3.6tonnes for an Acre

WEEDS: What you should know ● Weeds are mainly of three types, broadleaves, sedges and grasses. ● Weeds compete with crops for nutrients, water, and light. ●Weeds can be controlled manually (hand weeding), mechanically (using weeders or other implements when crops are line sown), through cultural practices (use of weed competitive crop cultivars, stale seed-beds, mulching, crop rotation) and /or chemically (using herbicides). ● Chemical management of weeds can be done at three stages: Pre-plant (burn-down), pre-emergence and post-emergence. ● Pre-plant burn-down herbicides are non-selective and are applied before you sow the crop to kill the existing weeds. These herbicides are especially important under zerotill/conservation agriculture based systems. ● Pre-emergence herbicides are applied after crop seeding but prior to emergence of weeds, 1-3 days after seeding or transplanting, by ensuring adequate moisture at the time of spray. ● Post-emergent herbicides are applied after the crop and weeds are emerged, generally at 3-4 leaf stage. ● Select the appropriate herbicides for specific crop considering type of weed that is a problem in the field (broadleaf, sedge or grass) and stage of weed control (i.e. pre-plant, pre-emergence or post-emergence).