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Study warns land subdivision to affect agricultural production

Sub-division of land and climate change have emerged as among the major threats to food security in the country, a new study released shows. 

The study, unveiled at the National Conference on Food Security and Climate Change in Nairobi, shows a worrying trend of a decrease in production of food despite increasing population, thanks to land subdivision and impacts of climate change.

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