PREMIUM Ethiopian super grain teff gains ground in Kenya Teff requires negligible production costs, zero pesticides and smothers weeds naturally. Seeds of Gold Just now Listen
Caroline Wakhungu, a lecturer at the Technical University of Kenya and climate action champion who has studied teff production in the country, says that teff and sorghum have improved food security and household incomes in Isiolo County.
Article A stand teeming with a luxuriant crop of teff grass turned heads at this year's Makueni Agricultural and Trade Fair in Makindu Township.“While sorghum is mainly used as a staple food, teff is mainly used as a cash crop,” she told a recent conference on dryland farming at Lukenya University.
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