Kenya Seed Law Reform and Its Implications for Farmers
In the rural heartlands of Kenya, a quiet revolution has been unfolding with handfuls of multicoloured seeds. For generations, farmers have carefully preserved indigenous seeds, passing them from parent to child as a living inheritance. These seeds are drought-resistant, climate-adapted, and deeply woven into their cultural identity. Seeds represent far more than agricultural inputs, they […]
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