The Senate Committee on Agriculture has raised alarms over the illegal grabbing of land designated for agricultural research, particularly impacting the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO).

• 3,000 acres of land at the KALRO station in Naivasha are affected, with half reportedly seized.
• The committee, led by Senator David Wakoli, plans to collaborate with the Ministry of Lands to secure title deeds for KALRO properties.
• Concerns have been voiced by Kisumu Senator Tom Ojienda about the need to amend the KALRO Act of 2013 to enhance funding for food production.