Address climate change to grow farm yield

 Joshua Osoro waters his farm at Ahero Irrigation Scheme in Kisumu on November 14, 2017. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Climate change has robbed people the peace of mind. Fear has gripped most of us to the extent we are not sure about tomorrow. Most sectors of the economy are affected. Kenya’s engine as far as the economy goes is on its knees.

Agriculture is known as Kenya’s economic backbone. It accounts for 33 percent of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) with about 75 percent of Kenyans earning all or part of their income from this sector.

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