In Kenya, farmers are embracing indigenous crops such as millet and sorghum to combat crop loss caused by monkeys and erratic rainfall. These traditional crops show remarkable resilience, particularly during shortened rainy periods. Additionally, community seed banks play a crucial role in safeguarding these essential varieties, allowing farmers to adapt effectively to the challenges posed by changing weather and wildlife interactions.
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