Farmers in Ilmotiok Ward in Narok West, Narok County have undergone a rigorous training for one week which was sponsored by Kupanda2Grow Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organisation based in Netherlands.
Over 400 farmers were taught on the modern farming techniques.
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Area Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu echoed that through strategic investments in modern farming techniques, irrigation infrastructure, and access to markets, county administration is set to empower local farmers in enhancing productivity, and stimulate rural development.
Ntutu added that fostering innovation in agricultural practices and promoting value addition will unlock new opportunities for agribusinesses, generating employment and income.
He commended the work carried out by the NGO and promised farmers to procure artificial insemination services to improve the quality of their cattle breeds and give them a cooling plant for the farmers to preserve their milk.
By Nancy Masit
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