The vast dry plains of Galana-Kulalu that cut across Kilifi and Tana River counties are now turning green following the introduction of irrigated farming ventures.
Maize under irrigation at Nyumba Agri Farm in Galana-Kulalu in Kilifi County. [Robert Menza]
The vast dry plains of Galana-Kulalu that cut across Kilifi and Tana River counties are now turning green following the introduction of irrigated farming ventures.
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