In rural Kenya, where it may only rain twice per year, farmers and herders are embracing so-called “climate-smart” agriculture. A video produced by the World Bank, begins by showing how John and Mary Obuom have transformed their one-acre farm into a model of sustainable practices. The family plants a diversity of crops in case one or more fails in a given year.
Surprising ways Kenyans are embracing climate-smart agriculture
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