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How digital is solving 3 problems in agriculture

A Kenyan farmer sends a text message to enquire about the latest maize prices from her maize fields in Thigio 35km (22 miles) from the capital Nairobi June 23, 2005.

A Kenyan farmer sends a text message to enquire about the latest maize prices from her maize fields in Thigio Image: REUTERS/Antony Njuguna

William Warshauer
President and Chief Executive Officer, TechnoServe
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