Kenya: Agroecology Can Raise Kenyan Farmers' Profits By 37.8pc, Actionaid Report Finds
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A report from ActionAid International suggests Kenyan farmers could increase profits by an average of 37.8 per cent. This growth would come from adopting agroecological farming practices. These methods reduce the amount of money farmers spend on synthetic pesticides and fertilisers.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan farmers could increase profits by an average of 37.8 per cent by adopting agroecological farming practices that reduce spending on synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, according to a new ActionAid International report.