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Farmers are being cautioned against falling victim to unscrupulous traders reselling government-subsidized fertilizer at inflated prices. Principal Secretary in the State Depart of Agriculture Paul Ronoh says the government has received complaints and is taking decisive steps to protect farmers from exploitation.
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Farmers warned against inflated fertilizer prices
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