The initiative upskills local farmers in regenerative techniques. The charity’s STRAK project – Strengthening Regenerative Agriculture in Kenya – aims to boost rural livelihoods and improve climate resilience, and has supported 60,000 farmers since 2017. Kenyan smallholders are celebrating healthier soils and soaring harvests following a regenerative agriculture drive led by Farm Africa . “These results clearly demonstrate that regenerative agriculture is not just an environmental intervention, it is an economic one,” said Farm Africa’s country director, Mary Nyale. This evidence shows that regenerative agriculture can work at scale and deliver measurable impact for both people and the planet.”Main image: Godfrey Kirimi displays tomotoes from his farm in Tharaka Nithi.