The most immediate challenge for farmers is the inconsistent and delayed availability of fertiliser.
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Dr Daniel Mwendah M’Mailutha, the CEO of the Kenya National Farmers’ Federation (KENAFF), during a media briefing at the Farmers Conference Centre in Nairobi on April 28, 2026. Photo credit:
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