Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii Spearheads High-Value Crop Distribution in Tuiyo Area
Today marked a significant milestone in the agricultural landscape of Uasin Gishu County as Governor Jonathan Bii led the launch and distribution exercise of high-value crops to farmers in the Tuiyo area, specifically within the Kapseret/Simat ward.
With a special emphasis on promoting diversification programs, the administration under Governor Bii’s leadership has been advocating for the adoption of high-value crops such as coffee, pyrethrum, and avocado. This strategic move aims to not only increase the income of farmers but also enhance the county’s agricultural resilience.
During the distribution exercise, Governor Bii reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to empowering hardworking farmers by providing them with access to certified seedlings, essential farm inputs, and reliable extension services. Speaking to a gathering of enthusiastic farmers, Governor Bii emphasized the importance of embracing diversification in agriculture to mitigate risks and maximize returns.
“We believe that by diversifying our agricultural practices and embracing high-value crops, we can unlock the full potential of our farming communities,” Governor Bii stated. “Today’s distribution exercise marks the beginning of a transformative journey for our farmers in the Tuiyo area, and we are committed to supporting them every step of the way.”
The distribution exercise witnessed the enthusiastic participation of local farmers, who expressed gratitude for the support provided by the county government. Many farmers highlighted the potential economic benefits of cultivating high-value crops and pledged to utilize the resources provided to them effectively.
As Uasin Gishu County continues to prioritize agricultural development, initiatives such as the distribution of high-value crops serve as catalysts for positive change in rural communities. With visionary leadership and collaborative efforts, Governor Jonathan Bii and his administration are driving sustainable growth and prosperity in the agricultural sector, one farm at a time.
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