Markup Kenya News Today

Teacher Judy Bitok juggles between passion fruits farming and classwork.

Many farmers have been sharing the information with their peers during group meetings and in forums such as religious gatherings.

Exporters say harvest per acre has significantly reduced owing to climate change, among other challenges.

Women in rural areas have been urged to take up their role in enhancing sustainable development.

This year, Kebs has published about 1,000 standards from different sectors which support trade and commerce.

The participants in the one-week training were drawn from Siaya, Kisumu, Kakamega and Bungoma counties.

The training is aimed at ensuring that nursery operators sell quality and disease-free seedlings to farmers.

Markup Kenya seeks to enhance food safety and market access for Kenyan produce locally, regionally and globally.