JSKS anataka tukufe njaa Govt to ban over 3m farmers from selling vegetables in Kenya

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bill gates anatak mkule gmo, makende ikate kufanya kazi o control population na climate chnage…

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Nabii ideas are just shitty ideas

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Riwe riwaro … sio.

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JSKS :grin: :grin: :grin:

Hao wakulima ndio walimchagua tu. Watu washike adabu na wamee akili vile inafaa, next time they look at a candidate’s past performances kabla wampatie kiti. Hao wakulima ni wakikuyu na wakalenjin. The rest walifuata upepo sasa wanakaskia.

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He’s just fixing the handshake.

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I support this. We need standards in farming, especially vegetable. Huko nairobi watu wanalishwa mboga za sewage. We have seen scary documentaries of farmers who used killer chemicals in their farms.

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I.e Ngano wanamwagia round up for early harvests

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Farmers will be required to apply for NEMA licences to grow vegetables at a minimum cost of Sh10,000 per licence, carry out soil and water analyses at a cost of Sh2,500 to Sh5,000, pay for certification with a national or international standards certifier, and prepare dozens more records, including analysing the nutrient content of any compost or manure they use. Rough estimates suggest the cost of certification is likely to exceed Sh250,000 per farmer.

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Exactly

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Una assume JSKS anafanya hivo kwa sababu anapenda watu? Ati anaweka standards? Ngoja sasa ukule GMO + kemikal

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i take fresh mrenda from my farm cunt relate

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Not every policy comes from Ruto.

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then the most stupid ones are from his cronies

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  1. You already eat GMOs
  2. The farmers are already giving us cancers by using banned pesticides

The ideas presented are actually good, the cost of implementing them and placing that cost on the farmer is what is nonsense in this plan.
This is where Agricultural subsidies should apply, especially that part for 60k training. It should be 100% free.
The cost of sampling and testing should be sh.200, with the price going up if the farmer fails though, as a means of enforcing compliance.

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We are eating them unknowingly. We cant afford to officially accept them because from then on, mambo itakuwa mbaya zaidi. Ni kama kusema tukubali wezi because sisi huibiwa anyway.

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Good job jambas: