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They are sweet and represent a new crop of berries that are taking the fruit market by storm. They are not native to Kenya but have attracted the attention of a few farmers in the country keen on the export market. On Smart Farm tonight we focus on blueberries.
SMART FARM | Blueberry farming in Murang'a
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