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Kenya: Agroecology Can Raise Kenyan Farmers' Profits By 37.8pc, Actionaid Report Finds

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenyan farmers could increase profits by an average of 37.8 per cent by adopting agroecological farming practices that reduce spending on synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, according to a new ActionAid International report.
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