Expo links farmers to markets, technology and investment opportunities

Thousands of farmers, agribusiness stakeholders and residents from Murang’a and neighbouring counties converged at Kimorori Grounds in Kenol, Maragua Constituency, for a two-day AgriBiz Expo aimed at connecting farmers with markets, technology providers, manufacturers and investors. The expo brought together players across the agricultural value chain, with exhibitors and experts showcasing opportunities in crop farming,…

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Expo links farmers to markets, technology and investment opportunities

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