Farmers in Uasin Gishu County have been urged to take advantage of the ongoing fertilizer distribution to enhance agricultural productivity and boost food security.
Through his official social media platforms, Governor Jonathan Bii called on farmers to collect fertilizer from National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) stores and designated last-mile centers across the county. He emphasized the importance of timely access to these inputs to improve crop yields and ensure a successful planting season.
Accessible Fertilizer for Farmers
Governor Bii reassured residents that there is a steady supply of fertilizer available and urged them to collect their share from the designated distribution points.
“I call on our farmers to seize this opportunity and collect fertilizer from NCPB stores and last-mile centers, including Kimoning, TuiyoTich, New Progressive, Soy Mateny, Marathon, and Boratet,” he announced on his official Facebook page.
To ensure an uninterrupted supply, the governor confirmed that an additional 26 lorries carrying fertilizer had arrived in the county. He encouraged farmers to take full advantage of the subsidized fertilizer to maximize their yields.
County Government Commitment
The county government, in collaboration with key agricultural stakeholders, remains committed to supporting farmers by ensuring efficient and transparent fertilizer distribution. Authorities continue to monitor the supply chain to prevent disruptions and ensure that all farmers receive the necessary inputs on time.
Governor Bii reiterated that providing timely access to fertilizer is a crucial step toward achieving food security and economic stability for farming communities.
Boosting Agricultural Productivity
Agriculture is the backbone of Uasin Gishu County, and access to high-quality farm inputs is essential for increased productivity. The availability of subsidized fertilizer allows farmers to reduce production costs while increasing their crop yields, ultimately contributing to the county’s food supply and economic growth.
With the planting season underway, agricultural experts encourage farmers to plan accordingly and apply the fertilizer efficiently to achieve the best results. Authorities also advise farmers to seek guidance from agricultural officers on best practices for fertilizer application to maximize its benefits.
Conclusion
The county government continues to prioritize agricultural development by ensuring that farmers receive the necessary support to enhance productivity. Farmers are encouraged to collect their fertilizer from NCPB stores and last-mile centers while stocks last.
By leveraging these resources, Uasin Gishu County aims to strengthen its agricultural sector, improve food security, and empower local farmers for sustainable growth.
