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Volume:9, Issue: 5, 2015 Page No: 1788 - 1792

International Journal of Business, Human and Social Sciences

ISSN: 2517-9411

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Agricultural Mechanisation for Transformation

This paper concludes that, for economic development, and to ensure survival, Kenya and similar countries must industrialize their economy and mechanize their agriculture using modern large scale methods.
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