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New initiative sees rice farmers benefit from maize seed venture /

by Sunday, Frankline. Series: Business Daily, December 2011. Published by : Nation Media Group, (Nairobi : ) Physical details: p. 16, 17

Subject(s): Rice farming-- Initiative -- Kenya | Irrigation schemes -- Kenya

Year: 2011 Item type:

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A new initiative has been introduced that seeks to encourage farmers in rice irrigation schemes to explore alternative revenue system. This is due to the fact that the rice farmers use the land for cultivation for five months and left fallow for the rest of the year.

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