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Rice farmers to benefit from DigiFarm input, market deal

Ms Jane Kisia on her sorghum farm at West Kano Irrigation scheme last month. Farmers are shifting to sorghum citing low returns and delayed payments from rice. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  ELIZABETH OJINA

Correspondent

Rice farmers in West Kano are set to benefit from a partnership between the National Irrigation Authority and DigiFarm, a product of Safaricom.

Under the partnership, farmers will access farm inputs and ready market for their produce.

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