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One of the biggest challenges in Kenya’s agricultural sector is post-harvest losses, with farmers incurring an estimated loss of upto 30% of their farm produce, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization. To curb this, several innovations to mitigate this have come up. One such innovation is Bio Afrique Energy, a venture offering solar-powered drying technology to farmers to help them effectively dehydrate their farm produce to increase their shelf life.
Made In Kenya | Venture offering solar-powered drying technology to farmers
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