The government has urged farmers to integrate cocoa and avocado with coffee as part of a new agroforestry strategy aimed at increasing farm incomes, enhancing climate resilience, and expanding Kenya’s agricultural exports. Speaking during a coffee investment forum in Nairobi, Forestry Principal Secretary Mugambi Gitonga said the initiative would diversify farmers’ earnings while supporting sustainable…
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