Investors will be able to acquire land for agricultural ventures within a month, a move expected to dramatically increase Kenya’s competitiveness.
These efforts contribute to environmental benefits that simultaneously reduce costs and improve farm sustainability.
Experts urge farmers to prioritise strategies that limit disease spread, including crop rotation with non-host crops such as soya bean and small grains.
With the new financing, 60 climate-smart villages are set to be established across 30 municipalities, providing demonstration hubs where farmers can access improved seeds.
The national program targets 1 million hectares of irrigated cereals by 2030