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Welcome to Real IPMReal IPM mass produces beneficial insects and biopesticides for use in IPM programmes in Kenya and beyond, providing growers with good quality, affordable biological controls. We are the premier training and information site for horticultural exporters in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries and elsewhere, particularly those exporting into the European Union. We offer a comprehensive suite of training and consultancy packages aimed at bringing you and your staff up to speed on all aspects of best practice in sustainable pest and disease management programmes, with particular focus on compliance with the regulatory regimes governing imports of fresh produce into the EU (food safety, pesticide residues etc). This website will function as an interface for on-line training. This includes BASIS and FACTS courses (statutory UK accreditation for advisors in crop protection and fertiliser use). Our focus is on training and consultancy in reduced pesticide programmes, or Integrated Pest Management (IPM), but we also offer, through a team of internationally recognised experts, support in health and safety in horticulture, food safety, traceability, ethical trading and compliance with GLOBALGAP, BRC, and other European supermarket audits for the fresh produce industry. The Real IPM Company PO Box 4001 Madaraka Thika 01002, Kenya Tel +254 (0)722 655984 / 655983 office@realipm.com
Physical location:
Kichozi Farm Near Giogio Estate Thika Kenya
Worms make sense

Jun 08: RealIPM are selected as finalists in global development competition more...
The Real IPM Company in partnership with the Kenyan Institute for Organic Farming (KIOF) have reached the finalist stage in the 2008 Development Marketplace Global Competition.
The theme this year was Sustainable Agriculture for Development. With over 1,700 applications, 100 projects were selected as finalists.
Real IPM's project involves the use of vermicompost as a replacement for synthetic fertilisers and involves a programme of demonstration units and workshops to disseminate the technology to small and large scale growers.

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The food miles debate
Mar 08: in the Journal of Horticultural Science and Biochemistry, Henry Wainwright contributes to the food miles debate
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