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Dr Henry Ojulong’, a pearl millet breeder at ICRISAT, checks the crop’s progress at Kiboko Research Station. PHOTO | COURTESY

Deep in Makueni County’s Kiboko Crops Research Station, bird chasers whistle and run after destructive quelea birds that are ever eager to devour sorghums and millets.

Kiboko is Kenya’s top research facility for arid and rangeland crops.

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