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1. Anthony M. Kibe and Rahab W. Ngumba (2019). Establishing and Scaling the Seed and Ware Potato Community Action Research Multi-Stakeholder Platform: Lessons & Experiences. Poster presentation at RUFORUM 23^rd AGM, Cape Coast University, Ghana, 2-6^th Dec 2019.
2. Promoting Irrigated Agriculture Community Engagement through the Nakuru Acceleration Platform (IAP) in Kenya. Poster presentation at the International Symposium on Global, Community Engaged Learning at Volta Serene Hotel, Ho, Ghana. June 24 – 29^th, 2019.
3. Learning visit and workshop on farmer-led irrigation development in Meru County from Wednesday 29 may to Friday 31 may, 2019.
4. Climate risk assessment workshop 29th- 30th April, Waterbuck, Nakuru, SNV-Kenya. 
5. Business to business opportunities in smart water solutions and potato sector: Farmer Field day: Hosts: Kasambara Bidii Irrigation Community Based Organization (CBO), NASFA and Egerton University. Location: Mbaruk, Gilgil Sub County; Date: Tuesday, 17^th July 2018 Kibe, M. Antony and Stephen M. Karanja (2014).  Manipulation of intercrop (cowpea) density and row orientation to regulate seasonal ETc, WUE and Yields of Sorghum – Cowpea Intercrop.  Kenya National Climate Change and Agriculture Workshop: Sharing Evidence and Experience on Climate-Smart Agriculture in Smallholders’ Integrated Crop Livestock-tree Systems. 8-9^th October 2014, World Agro-forestry Centre, Nairobi, Kenya.
6. Kibe, A.M., (2014).  Optimizing Crop Production through Prudent Agricultural Practices: Opportunities for the insurance sector. Presented in, Agriculture Insurance – A Building Block for Resilience in Agriculture (2014). 4^th Swiss Re Agricultural Insurance Workshop held at the Safari Park Hotel & Casino, Nairobi Kenya. 17^th – 18^th July 2014. 

7. Manipulation of intercrop (cowpea) density and row orientation to regulate seasonal ETc, WUE and Yields of Sorghum – Cowpea Intercrop.  Kenya National Climate Change and Agriculture Workshop: Sharing Evidence and Experience on Climate-Smart Agriculture in Smallholders’ Integrated Crop Livestock-tree Systems. 8-9^th October 2014, World Agro-forestry Centre, Nairobi, Kenya. In Chesterman S, Neely C, (Eds.). 2015. Evidence and policy implications of climate-smart agriculture in Kenya. CCAFS Working Paper no. 90. Copenhagen, Denmark: CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS).  Click here  

   Symposium to Create Shared Value in Kenyan Agribusiness. The maize, tomato, banana and dairy value chains in Kenya.  20 – 21^st March, 2014, by Action Platform (Kenya Agribusiness and Agro-Industry Association (KAAA) at the Safari Park Hotel, on 20-21^st March, 2014.  
8. Linkage of Industry with Academia (LIWA) Agriculture Natural Resources and Environment Sector Board Forum, held at LICO, Grand Regency Hotel on  February 27^th & 28^th, 2014: Theme: - “Enhancing Industry – Academia Partnership for Sustainable Development and Food Security”.&˛Ô˛ú˛ő±č;
9. Agriculture Policy Roundtable, held at the Norfolk Fairmount Hotel, Nairobi, on 13^th March 2014. Organized by Virtual Livelihood School Africa (VLSA). 

10. Community Outreach (Extension) Activities I’ve Organized & Reports submitted after last promotion to Assoc. Professor (4^th Apr 2013). Over 6,000 farmers have been reached and trained on good agricultural practices for irrigated agriculture and potato production

11. Brief to The Netherlands Ambassador to Kenya (2021). Ongoing (24^th Feb to 31^st Mar 21) Crop Models and Remote Sensing for Water Management in Agricultural Systems Tailor Made Training (TMT) on 22^nd March 2021, Nakuru.

12. Quarterly Narrative Report (2020) for the project titled “Enhancing Access to High Quality Seed Potato for Improved Productivity and Income of Smallholder Farmers in Nakuru County”, for the period 1^st January to 30^th November 2020.

13. Mid-term Summary Report (2019), Seed Potato Value Chain Community Action Research Project+ (SPVC CARP+) for period 2018 to 2019.

14. First quarter report (2018), on the Seed Potato CARP+ Value Chain Report for the Period September 2017-January 2018 Project Title: “Enhancing Access to High Quality Seed Potato for Improved Productivity and Income of Smallholder Farmers in Nakuru County”

15. Technical Report (2018).  Nakuru Irrigation Acceleration Platform (IAP) for the period 1^st November 2017 to 31^st May 2018 & Activity Plan: 1^st June 2018 – 31^st May 2019

16. University Faculty Workshop (2013). To Review Training Modules on Building Resilience through Best Practices in Livelihood & Food Security in Asals of Kenya, for Training of Trainers for FAO. Held in Lukenya Gateway, Machakos, Kenya from 22^nd to 27^th April 2013. International Institute For Rural Reconstruction (IIRR).

Promoted to Associate Prof. (4th April 2013)

1. First National Pastoralist Education Conference: The Past, Present and Possible.  Held at the Kenya Institute of Education, Nairobi from 19-21^st February 2013.
2. Training of Trainers Write-Shop on Best Practices for Arid and Semi-arid Lands. Held at the All Africa Conference of Churches, Waiyaki Rd., Nairobi on 28^th Jan -1^st Feb 2013. Organized by IIRR and FAO.
3. Adoption or Non-adoption of Drought Tolerant Crops and Status of Irrigation Schemes in Kenyan ASALs. The National Workshop Programme on Research Findings on Best Practices. Held at the Nairobi Safari Club, Nairobi, Kenya on 29^th – 30^th November 2012.
4. Ishmail, S.G., Kibe, A.M., Wagara, I. and Kinyua, G. (2010). Effects of Rates and Time of Application of Silvacur (Tebuconazole 250 g/l + Tridimenole 125g/l) Fungicide in Control of Wheat Stem Rust (Puccinia graminis f.sp tritici). 5^th Annual Research Week and International Conference. 22^nd -24^th September 2010, Agricultural Resource Center, Egerton University, Njoro, Kenya. 
5. Seventh (7^th) National Fertilizer Conference held on 9^th – 10^th February 2012 at Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI), Nairobi, Kenya. 
6. Presentation of the World Bank Study Findings on the “Global Competitiveness of the Kenya (Horticulture) Industry” workshop on Tuesday 29^th November 2011 at the Kenya Global Development Learning Centre, Nairobi.
7. Kamithi, D. K., Kibe, A. M. and Akuja, T. E. (2009). Effects of Nitrogen Fertilizer and Plant Population on Growth, Yield and Harvest Index (HI) of Chickpea (Cicer aerietinum) under dryland conditions in Kenya. Conference in Cape Town South Africa November, 2009.
8. Ndiso, J.B., Kibe, A. M., Pathak, R. S. And Mugo, S. (2008). Phenotypic Diversity for Morphological Traits in Kenyan Coastal Maize Landraces. Insect Resistant Maize for Africa (IRMA) Project. Consolidating Experiences from IRMA I and II: Achievements, Lessons and Prospects. IRMA Project End-of-Phase II Conference, 28^th-30^th October 2008, Nairobi, Kenya.
9. Ndiso, J.B., Kibe, A. M., Pathak, R. S. And Mugo, S. (2008). Phenotypic Characterization of Kenya Local Coastal Maize Landraces. Insect Resistant Maize for Africa (IRMA) Project. Consolidating Experiences from IRMA I and II: Achievements, Lessons and Prospects. IRMA Project End-of-Phase II Conference, 28^th-30^th October 2008, Nairobi, Kenya.
10. Muti S. M. and Kibe A. M. (2008). East African Low Level Jet Effects on Food Security in Coastal and Eastern Kenya. Kenya in the Context of Globalization: Challenges and Prospects. OSSREA Conference, Kenya Chapter: 2^nd – 4^th July 2008, Kenya Institute of Education, Nairobi.
11. Ndiso, J.B., Mugo, S., Kibe, A. M., Pathak, R. S. and Likhayo P. (2007). Characterization for Phenotypic Drought Tolerance and Resistance to Storage Pests in Local Coastal Maize Landraces in Kenya. African Crop Science Conference Proceedings, Vol. 8 pp. 245-250. El-Minia, Egypt.
12. Kibe, A.M., Onyari, C.N., Ouma J.O. and Kariuki, J.N. (2007). Intra-Seasonal water use efficiency of chickpea grown in a semi-arid environment of Naivasha under varying tillage and sowing dates. Research week and International Conference held at ARC, şŁ˝ÇĆĆ˝â°ćfrom 16^th – 20^th July, 2007.
13. Kamithi, D.K., Kibe, A.M. and Akuja, T. (2007). Effects of nitrogen and plant population density on dry matter production of desi chickpea (Cicer aerietinum) in Naivasha dry highlands of Kenya. Research week and International Conference held at ARC, şŁ˝ÇĆĆ˝â°ćfrom 16^th – 20^th July, 2007.
14. Kibe A. M. and Kamithi, D. K. (2006). Production potential of desi chickpea grown under various nitrogen and planting densities at Naivasha, Kenya. Research week conference held at Egerton University, ARC. June 2006.
15. Kibe, A. M. and Onyari C. N. (2006). Production functions and their use in predicting chickpea biomass yields when grown under varying tillage and sowing dates in Naivasha, Kenya. Research week conference held at Egerton University, ARC. June 2006.
16. Kibe, A. M. and Kamithi D. K. (2006). Economic Analyses of growing desi Chickpea under Varying Nitrogen application and Plant Densities in Naivasha, Kenya. Poster Presentation in Research week conference held at Egerton University, ARC. June 2006.
17. Kibe, M., Subedar Singh and Naveen Kalra (2004). Consumptive Use of Water, Water and Nitrogen Use Efficiency by Wheat (Triticum aestivum) in Relation to Irrigation and Nitrogen. 12th Regional Wheat Workshop for Eastern, Central and Southern Africa, Held at Merica Hotel Nakuru, Kenya on 22nd -26th November 2004.