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Agricultural scientists have challenged farmers to leverage on technology if the sector is to survive the impact of climate change. The agricultural experts who had gathered at Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization Seed headquarters in Thika for an exhibition warned that relying on conventional and rudimentary agriculture has been overtaken by time and with diminishing space, the sector must change tact to survive.
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Agricultural scientists have challenged farmers to leverage on technology
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