The adoption of modern technology and stronger market linkages will be critical in transforming Kenya’s agricultural sector, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has said, as the government and development partners seek to equip farmers with skills and tools to increase productivity, reduce losses and improve incomes. Mudavadi spoke on Friday at Kaimosi Agricultural Training Centre…
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