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Farmers have been challenged to adopt climate smart agricultural practices to boost food production and enhance sustainable economic growth. Speaking during an agricultural show exhibition in Embu, the county commissioner Jack Obuo, emphasized the need to train the younger generation on the importance of embracing sustainable farming practices, noting that currently the majority of the farmers in the country are from the older generation.
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Farmers urged to adopt climate smart agriculture
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