Kenyan farmers are increasingly adopting regenerative agriculture practices like composting and crop rotation to combat widespread soil degradation, with over 40 per cent of East African soils and a significant portion of Kenya's arable land suffering from poor health.

• Nearly 63 per cent of Kenya's arable land is acidic, hindering nutrient absorption.
• The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) is implementing a digitized soil testing program to provide tailored recommendations.
• Despite cost and labor challenges, 79 per cent of surveyed farmers use compost manure, and 73 per cent practice crop rotation.