Hundreds of farmers across Migori County have flocked to National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) depots to purchase subsidized fertilizer and certified maize seeds in readiness for the anticipated onset of the short rains. The rush has been prompted by weather forecasts and signs that rainfall is expected within the next few days, prompting farmers to prepare their land and secure farm inputs early to avoid delays in planting. Most of the farmers, particularly maize growers, said they…
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