NGONI NA GATHAIYA MUIRITU GUTWARA MIRIONI 300 GWA BORITHI ONETE BARA /AKENYA AMWE TI AKENU

NGONI NA GATHAIYA MUIRITU GUTWARA MIRIONI 30 GWA BORITHI ONETE BARA /AKENYA AMWE TI AKENU
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The trending story on social media of a lady who took over thirty million shillings to the police station, after coming across it by the road side.
The success or failure of individuals in agribusiness can be attributed to a variety of factors, including their own abilities and the conditions they face. Successful agribusiness entrepreneurs typically have a mix of practical knowledge, business skills, and a deep understanding of agricultural practices. They stay up-to-date with market trends, invest in modern technologies, and adopt innovative farming techniques to improve productivity and profitability. Access to capital, quality resources, and reliable infrastructure also plays a crucial role in their success. Building strong networks and partnerships helps them overcome challenges and seize opportunities. On the other hand, those who fail in agribusiness often encounter numerous obstacles. Limited access to resources like financing, quality seeds, fertilizers, and equipment can hinder their productivity and competitiveness. Lack of knowledge or expertise in modern farming practices and market dynamics can lead to poor decision-making and inefficiencies. External factors such as unpredictable weather patterns, pests, and diseases can also cause significant financial losses by damaging crops and livestock. Moreover, inadequate support from government policies or extension services can leave struggling farmers without the necessary guidance and assistance. Ultimately, while determination and hard work are important, success in agribusiness often depends on a combination of skills, available resources, and external support.
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