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Coffee growers in Nyeri are in a race to adopt improved climate resilient coffee bushes and adopting shade coffee methods of farming to mitigate effects of climate change. Speaking is Kiangure Springs Director Mr Jorum Mathenge, whose organisation has partnered with Rain Forest to promote climate resilient farming practices.
Coffee growers in Nyeri race to adopt new farming methods to mitigate the effects of climate change
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