For years, farmers in Baharini, Chekalini Ward, have planted their crops with their eyes on the sky, uncertain whether the rains would last long enough to carry their crops to harvest. Prolonged dry spells and unpredictable rainfall have made rain-fed agriculture increasingly difficult, threatening food production and household incomes. The expansion of the Baharini Dam…Ā Ā Ā
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