The Royal Government of Thailand plans to partner with the Kenya School of Agriculture (KSA) to offer scholarships to students pursuing master’s and postgraduate training in agro-technology. Thailand, which has been partnering with KSA since 2022, has also promised to continue supporting the training of farmers in Nyeri on the need to adopt simple mechanized…
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