KTDA Secures Two Million Bags of Fertiliser for Over 600,000 Tea Farmers
The Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) has procured two million bags of fertiliser aimed at supporting more than 600,000 tea farmers. The distribution was delayed due to technical and logistical issues but is now set to begin next month, ensuring farmers get critical inputs for the next planting season. This move is expected to bolster tea production and support farmer livelihoods across Kenya.
Key points
- KTDA procured two million bags of fertiliser.
- Over 600,000 tea farmers to benefit from the supply.
- Distribution delayed due to shipment and logistical challenges.
- Fertiliser distribution will start next month.
Why it matters
Tea farming is a key source of income for many Kenyans, contributing significantly to the economy. The timely provision of fertiliser ensures farmers can maintain crop yields and improve productivity. Resolving the earlier shipment delays will help safeguard livelihoods and support the overall tea sector ahead of the upcoming season.
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