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Linda Nordling

Linda Nordling

Verified

Editor, Research Professional News

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investigative reporter, data analysis environment, human rightscontent creator, multiplatform content anticorruption visualization, politics

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Economy, Fashion and Sports

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Total articles 657

  • Sowing solutions: my quest to save Kenya’s maize from a devastating invader

    By Linda Nordling Verified| Nature Verified “I’m a plant pathologist at the Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Organization in Machakos, east of Nairobi. For more than a decade, I’ve been working on a sustainable way to control Striga, a parasitic weed that damages farmers’ crops here in Kenya. This photo, taken in January this year, shows me holding a Striga plant in a maize field in western Kenya, where Striga infested 73% of farms in 2009. It steals nutrients through the crops’ roots, sometimes destroying entire harvests.

    By Linda Nordling Verified · Nature

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Africa CDC looks to laboratory network to plug income gaps

    By Linda Nordling Verified| Research Professional News Verified Health funding crisis brought on by cuts in international aid accelerates need for homegrown financingThe Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention says its reference laboratories and specialised testing facilities represent an opportunity for income generation, after dwindling aid money has left the agency short of funds.

    By Linda Nordling Verified · Research Professional News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Sowing solutions: my quest to save Kenya’s maize from a devastating invader

    By Linda Nordling Verified| Nature Verified “I’m a plant pathologist at the Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Organization in Machakos, east of Nairobi. For more than a decade, I’ve been working on a sustainable way to control Striga, a parasitic weed that damages farmers’ crops here in Kenya. This photo, taken in January this year, shows me holding a Striga plant in a maize field in western Kenya, where Striga infested 73% of farms in 2009. It steals nutrients through the crops’ roots, sometimes destroying entire harvests.

    By Linda Nordling Verified · Nature

    Apr. 17, 2025

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