For many of us in Kenya, farming isn’t just a business—it’s our lifeblood. Whether you are tending to maize in the heart of Uasin Gishu, managing banana plantations in Kisii, or looking after dairy cows in the central region, you know that the "old way" of farming is getting tougher. With changing weather patterns and stubborn crop diseases, many farmers are now looking for a smarter edge.
Enter Artificial Intelligence (AI).
You might think AI is only for big tech companies in Nairobi, but today, it is landing right in the pockets of our smallholder farmers. It’s no longer about complex robotics; it’s about having a "digital assistant" that helps you make better decisions, save money on inputs, and ultimately, grow a more profitable harvest. continue here Read more
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