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The Agriculture Ministry is now assuring farmers there are enough quality fertilizers in government stores and markets. Agriculture Principal Secretary Kiprono Rono while appearing before the senate agriculture committee assured Kenyans the ministry had sealed loopholes that had led to the supply of substandard fertilizer. Meanwhile, the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee has given the state Department of Mining one month to provide a recovery plan for long outstanding arrears owed by various cement companies to the government.
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Ministry assures farmers of enough quality fertilizers in government stores
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