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Farmers use flying sensors to obtain vital information

JKUAT water project in Meru County

?While agriculture is the backbone of Kenya’s economy accounting for about 60 per cent of total employment, farmers continue to grapple with challenges that negate productivity.

For farmers in Meru, extreme weather conditions is a notable hindrance; a condition that has driven growers to adapt small scale irrigation techniques to boost production.   

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