Soil & best crops in Chaani

Changamwe sub-county · Mombasa county

Soil pH, nutrients and the best crops to grow in Chaani — mapped from 30m satellite soil data. Chaani is in Changamwe sub-county, Mombasa County.

📍 -4.0289°, 39.6245° · Pop: 30,110

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🎯 Ward-level precision data (30m satellite)

Chaani ward sits in Changamwe sub-county, Mombasa County, home to about 30,110 people. Soil here is mapped at 30 m resolution: pH 6.5 (neutral), nitrogen 0.80 g/kg, phosphorus 8.4 mg/kg and potassium 133.3 mg/kg. That pH suits a broad range of crops without lime. Based on this soil, the strongest-scoring crops for Chaani are Finger Millet, Cashew Nuts, and Napier Grass — see the full ranking below.

pH
6.5
✓ Adequate
Nitrogen
0.80 g/kg
⚠ Moderate
Phosphorus
8.4 mg/kg
✕ Low
Potassium
133.3 mg/kg
✕ Low

Soil mapping and farming in Chaani Ward

Local soil characteristics in Chaani Ward (located within Changamwe sub-county, Mombasa County) play a vital role in determining agricultural productivity. The soil analysis indicates a pH of 6.5, paired with nitrogen levels of 0.80 g/kg and phosphorus levels of 8.4 mg/kg. These values come from 30m satellite soil mapping for this exact location. For farmers in Chaani, matching seed varieties to local climatic conditions and using a fertilizer program tuned to these soil properties is key to avoiding yield deficiencies and reducing fertilizer wastage.

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Chaani ward: frequently asked questions

Which sub-county is Chaani in?

Chaani is a ward in Changamwe sub-county, Mombasa County, Kenya.

Which county is Chaani ward in?

Chaani ward is in Mombasa County, Kenya, within Changamwe sub-county.

What are the best crops to grow in Chaani?

Based on the local soil (pH 6.5), the top-scoring crops for Chaani are Finger Millet, Cashew Nuts, Napier Grass. See the full ranking of 8 crops with suitability scores in the "Best crops for Chaani" section on this page.

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