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KENYA 2017. FAO's Mechanization Programme for Conservation Agriculture Farmers in Kenya, No-Till Planters and Success Stories by Conservation Agriculture Farmers

27 November 2017, Nyahururu, Kenya - Koigu, farmer and beneficiary of FAO's Mechanization Programme for Conservation Agriculture Farmers, observes his crops from a tractor during a demo near Nyahururu, Laikipia County, Kenya on November, 27th, 2017. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is begun providing assistance through a mechanization for agriculture programme, aimed to ease and reduce hard labour, relieve labour shortages, improve productivity and timeliness of agricultural operations, improve the efficient use of resources, enhance market access and contribute to mitigating climate related hazards. Sustainable mechanization considers technological, economic, social, environmental and cultural aspects when contributing to the sustainable development of the food and agricultural sector.

11/27/2017

Project ID GCP/KEN/079/EC 5024-11

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