Agricultural stakeholders have urged farmers in Busia County to embrace modern farming technologies, regenerative agriculture, and certified farm inputs to increase crop yields, reduce production costs, and improve food security. Speaking during the Busia Farmers Field Day at Nasira in Matayos Sub County on Tuesday, Yara East Africa agronomist Robinson Wandera said embracing the technology…
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