Farmers in Kakamega County have been advised to take advantage of the anticipated El Niño rains to boost agricultural production amidst authorities warning of possible occurrence of floods and landslides in some parts of the county. Speaking during a participatory scenario planning meeting at the regional headquarters in Kakamega, County Director of Meteorological Services Vincent…
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