Kenyan farmer Hellen Rono uses Chinese grafting tech in Bomet County to fight tomato wilt, boosting yields to 73.2 kg daily.
A Kenyan farmer in Bomet County has successfully used Chinese grafting technology to combat tomato wilt disease, achieving yields of 73.2 kg per day compared to 8.7 kg for non-grafted plants. The technology was introduced through a collaboration between Egerton University and Nanjing Agricultural University.
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