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  • November 6, 2024

Kenya’s seed bank saves local farmers and Indigenous crops

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Kenya’s Genetic Resources Research Institute is empowering farmers by preserving Indigenous seeds and providing climate-resilient crops, paving the way for a sustainable future and enhanced food security.

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