Kenya is turning to digital technology, artificial intelligence and private-sector partnerships to address a shortage of agricultural extension officers and improve farmers’ access to professional advice. The reforms aim to boost productivity, strengthen food security and create jobs for young agricultural professionals. Speaking at the fourth National Agricultural Extension Conference organised by the Forum for…
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