Baringo Farmer Leads Indigenous Seed Revolution, Inspires To Embrace Agroecology
Dina working closely with the Seed Savers Network has become a beacon of hope and inspiration.
In the heart of Ntau village, Baringo county a quiet revolution is taking root led by none other than Dina Sikamoi a dedicated farmer and advocate for indigenous seed conservation.
Her tireless work has sparked a wave of transformation across local communities turning villages into hubs of agroecological innovation and resilience.
Dina working closely with the Seed Savers Network has become a beacon of hope and inspiration. Through her efforts , farmers in neighbouring villages such as Eldepe and Lekirichia have embraced sustainable agricultural practices that prioritise the health of both the soil and the community.
Her work goes beyond farming. Dina has been instrumental in motivating locals to build community Seedbanks that protect and multiply indigenous crop varieties.
These seeds adapted to the local climate not only ensure food security but also preserve a rich Cultural heritage.
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