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  2. Egerton University, AIC Cheptebo Collaborate on Sustainable Agriculture

Egerton University and A.I.C. Cheptebo Rural Development Centre (CRDC) are exploring areas of collaboration aimed at strengthening sustainable agriculture, agribusiness, research, innovation and community empowerment. This includes fostering Value chains in the Baringo County and Elgeyo-Marakwet County regions.

The development followed a courtesy visit by a delegation from Egerton University to A.I.C. Cheptebo CRDC, led by Prof. Bernard O. Aduda, the University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Academic, Research and Extension. He was accompanied by Prof. Paul Kimurto, Professor of Crop Physiology, Breeding and Innovation, alongside lecturers, university staff and students.

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Sep 14, 2026
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