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Farmers urged to embrace the latest receipting system to combat losses

National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) warehouse in Nakuru town. It is among warehouses certified for the Warehouse Receipt System (WRS) programme. [Kennedy Gachuhi, Nakuru].

Farmers from across the country have been urged to embrace the Warehouse Receipt Systems (WRS) initiated by the Government, to re-engineer credit access and save them from post-harvest losses. 

In an interview with The Standard, WRS Council acting CEO, Samwel Ogola, said the system will go a long way in increasing lending to farmers for individual and national economic development. 

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