FFS 038 - The Fuel Empowering Kenyan Farmers

For Food's Sake by Matteo De Vos

Nov 23, 201840:24Arts

The global fertiliser market is a $200 billion industry. But who does it serve? Produced in large-scale, centralised facilities in developed countries, conventional fertilisers are neither cheap nor reliably accessible f...

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