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As seen in: The Star (Kenya), AllAfrica, EIN News, Genetic Literacy Project, PreventionWeb, Down To Earth, IPP Media, AgroPages, Classic 105 FM Kenya
mother of two, agriculture & environment journalist and nature & travel lover
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Kenya launches digital traceability system to strengthen horticulture exports

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By Agatha Ngotho Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Avocados./FILE Kenya has launched a national digital traceability platform aimed at improving compliance with international food safety standards. The system will also help in protecting the lucrative horticulture export market from costly interceptions in key destinations such as the European Union.
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How avocado farmers in Gatundu are reaping big from booming export market

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By Agatha Ngotho Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Ejidio Mburu, the senior export operator from SokoFresh says weighing and grading is done by a specialist /HANDOUT. In the rolling hills of Murang’a county, a quiet agricultural shift is taking place. Farmers are increasingly abandoning traditional farming ventures in favour of avocado cultivation, either as a standalone crop or intercropped with bananas, maize, beans and sweet potatoes.
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Egerton University nurtures future farmers through revitalized 4K Clubs

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By Agatha Ngotho Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Joel Mutai, chief executive officer of AAK Grow says exposing children to agriculture at a young age can help build a generation that appreciates farming /AGATHA NGOTHO As Kenya grapples with an ageing farming population and growing concerns over food security, efforts to attract young people to agriculture are gaining momentum through the revival of 4K Clubs in schools.
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