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Changing fortunes as project gets Sh29m shot in the arm

A farmer tending her crops. Small-scale farmers in Kakamega County are to be trained in various farming activities including dairy, banana, poultry and fishing.
          A farmer tending her crops. Small-scale farmers in Kakamega County are to be trained in various farming activities including dairy, banana, poultry and fishing.

By Grace Wekesa

A World Bank funded initiative, the Kenya Agricultural Productivity and Agri-Business Project (KAPAP), has received a total of Sh29 million to help small-scale farmers in Kakamega County upscale agricultural production.

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