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Agroecology players call for farmer led research

 Rosinah Mbenya

Participatory Ecological Land Use Management Kenya Country Coordinator Rosinah Mbenya during the First National Agroecology Symposium at the Kenya School of Monetary Studies. 

Photo credit: Pool

Farming yields have dropped significantly in the last few years, thanks to the effects of global warming. Droughts, unpredictable rain, pests and diseases have hit food systems.

Research plays a key role in reversing the effects. However, farmers have long been excluded from research.