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How modern information sharing can transform farms

More than three quarters of smallholder farmers in Kenya and the region are stuck with low yields at every harvesting season in what researchers attribute to a systemic information gap on vital farming techniques.

The situation is further exacerbated by the changes in weather, which have gone on to depress rainfall and ultimately take a toll on yields.

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