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Relief for farmers as 104,000 metric tonnes of fertilisers expected end month

ELDORET, KENYA: A consignment of 104,000 metric tonnes of subsidized fertilizer is expected at the Port of Mombasa by the end of the month ahead of the planting season.

Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett dispelled fears from farmers that delay in ordering and importing this year's fertilizer supplies could affect food production.

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