Fertiliser subsidy: A double-edged sword driving firms out of business

the current model, where farmers collect fertilisers at the NCPB, has led to market fragmentation, underutilised agronomic services and reduced farmer empowerment...
✨ Key Highlights
President William Ruto's fertiliser subsidy program, intended to lower living costs, is impacting businesses. The initiative reduced fertiliser prices from Sh7,000 to an average of Sh2,500 to boost agricultural productivity.
- Most important fact: Fertiliser prices were subsidised from Sh7,000 to Sh2,500.
- Key person: President William Ruto.
- Notable detail: The subsidy aimed to reduce input costs for smallholder farmers and increase crop yields.
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