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It has been raining in some parts of Kenya for a while now and farmers and agriprenuers have been impacted in various ways.  As the rainy season approaches, farmers gear up for a critical period that can significantly impact their yields and livelihoods. While rain is essential for crop growth, excessive rainfall can lead to flooding, soil erosion and crop diseases posing challenges for farmers. However, with careful planning and proactive measures, farmers can navigate through the rainy season successfully. These essential tips can help farmers make the most of this crucial period.

Climate change poses significant challenges to agricultural systems worldwide, impacting farmers and their livelihoods. The increasing frequency of extreme weather events, shifts in temperature and precipitation patterns, and the rising incidence of pests and diseases all contribute to the vulnerability of agricultural production.

The agricultural industry is one of the sectors most affected by the digital and technological transformation. This transformation has caused the development of new technologies that have improved the quality, quantity and variety of food, as well as its sustainability.