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    "content": "Madam Temporary Deputy Speaker, we know that when we talk about security, or insecurity we are not talking about arrow, spears and so many A-K 47 rifles. The worst insecurity is to have a Kenyan having hungry. So, if we know that, why can we not do something about it? We have not empowered our farmers with technology. When I was a young schoolboy and I am not going to tell you when that was, I used to see extension officers from the Ministry of Agriculture. They used to have uniforms. You could always identify them in the village. They would come around and tell you how to plant you beans and maize. We do not see them any more. So, how is the farmer going to get the technology that is required? How many times have you looked outside as you drive and seen yellow maize? This means that, that maize was planted without Diammonium Phosphater (DAP). The farmer did not know that you need DAP and calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN). So, they plant maize the way we did in 1940s and 1950s. I have been to the Coast Province, Karachuonyo, Trans Nzoia and other parts of the country. I saw people planting maize without fertilizer. This is not because they do not have money to buy fertilizer, but nobody has told them the effects of planting without fertilizers."
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