By
Saada Amir
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Mwanza. Farmers can now protect themselves against the rampant influx of counterfeit seeds following the rollout of a digital verification system designed to authenticate seed quality before planting.
Local agricultural inputs distributor, Ms Magreth Zacharia, noted that field visits across Lake Zone regions revealed strong farmer demand for certified inputs to increase crop margins.
By
Saada Amir
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Mwanza. Farmers can now protect themselves against the rampant influx of counterfeit seeds following the rollout of a digital verification system designed to authenticate seed quality before planting.

NADF launches mechanisation training program to boost Nigeria's food security drive - Businessday NG

Kenya’s small businesses must embrace digital transformation

FG Trains 4,000 Tractor Operators to Unlock Mechanised Farming, Boost Food Security

Unofficial investors in Kenyan farms

Farmers told to plant short season crops ahead of El Nino rains

Kenyan farmers risk losing up to half of their expected harvest due to counterfeit and uncertified seed

Vwawa MP Japhet Hasunga said the sale of fake agricultural inputs and seeds remained widespread and called on the Government to…

Speaking at the ongoing Nanenane Agricultural Exhibition at the Dr John Malecela Grounds in Dodoma, ASA chief executive officer,…

To maintain output quality, the council allocated over Sh8 million to purchase 2,000 kilogrammes of improved seeds for…

Farmers from Mt Kenya and other regions have been urged to embrace smart agriculture, new technologies and farm machinery to…

A tomato farmer from Ngarenanyuki in Arumeru District, Mr Eliufoo Mafie, described TBS testing as a relief for producers…