Abstract
This study empirically examined the effect of research and development on agricultural sector growth in East African Community from the year 2000-2014. According to the endogenous growth theory, research and development leads to increase in the stock of knowledge which in turn has got spill over effects hence leads to economic growth. However, little is known on the effect of RD more research scientists and agricultural labourers to be employed, trained and motivated through better remuneration and good work environment; RD firms to train agricultural labourers on how new technologies are being used and also to allocate them duties and responsibilities that match their skills and that agricultural capital costs be subsidised. Key words: Agricultural sector growth, research and development, East Africa Community, economic growth, stationarity, and regression results.
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