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Mobile phone and internet interface to revolutionize farming
Dubbed a “commons” approach, the service is aimed at offering appropriate farming techniques and markets to farmers as a motivation to improve their productivity. Add a comment |
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In an attempt to help farmers in Kenya and
sub Saharan Africa improve their productivity, a group of scientists known as geospatial experts have develop an internet based information hub that will avail instant information to farmers on relevant seeds and potential
markets for their produce.
A Kenyan marketer has won a prestigious British award for developing a programme that is now helping Kenyans access
information on venereal diseases, smoking, drinking, and drug abuse through their mobilie phones. 
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