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Farmers who bought fake fertiliser during the planting season now want government to compensate them fully. The farmers from Trans Nzoia County are worried that apart from buying fake fertilizer and not being compensated, the top dressing season is almost over before they can access the precious commodity. As Emily Chebet reports, the ministry of agriculture is blaming the heavy rains on the delay to have top dressing fertiliser dispatched to various depots across the country.
Farmers who bought fake fertiliser demand full compensation from gov’t
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