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Interviews on LLL

Our interviews, with local learners using the LLL platform, explore their experiences with the online platform and the various development initiatives in market access.

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Interviews
John Kalayi	FFS, Kakamega, Kenya	To go ahead positively we must have access to market information
Carol Kamau	FFS, Bungoma, Kenya	*The lack of formal marketing chains and need to bring key players together*
Christopher Magoba	FFS, Busia, Kenya	*Market information is a key challenge for farmers*
Godrick Khisa	FFS, Kakamega, Kenya	*Farmers are changing to become more businesslike*
Herold Rugutt	KENFAP, Kisii, Kenya	*Experiences from LLL members on market chains has been useful*
James Okoth	FFS, Soroti, Uganda	*The need for collective marketing*
Nelson Oundo	FFS, Busia, Kenya	*I will help our farmers into a honey association*
Patrick Waidhima	KENFAP, Eldoret, Kenya	*Marketing in KENFAP*
Peter Waboya	FFS, Bungoma, Kenya	*The FFS runs an AGROVET shop*
Prisca Githuka	KENFAP, Nairobi, Kenya	*If I was to have a stakeholders’ meeting I would know what to do*
Charles Aben	NAADS, Uganda	*LLL is a very vital tool in stimulating ideas for the effective implementation of agricultural advisory services*
Betty Ajambo	Mahono Mahalabani Farmer Field School, Uganda	*Now when I read from different people I get new ideas*
Caesar Enzama	UNFEE, Uganda	*LLL activities are transparent*
Churchill Amatha	Farmer Field School Coordinator, Bugoma, Kenya	*We need to create more awareness of LLL*
Harald Rugut	KENFAP, Eldoret Region, Kenya	*My vision is that our farmers will be able to market their produce through the internet*
Jennifer Hire	Farmer Field School Coordinator, Busia, Uganda	*LLL has enabled me to communicate with people globally*
Jessica Nambuya	UNFFE Iganga, Uganda	*The groups are looking at Marketing*
John Inganga	Farmer Field School Network Kakamega, Kenya	*With the Internet I can be confident to find out the latest in technology*
Wilson Odouri	Farmer Field School coordinator, Busia, Kenya	*My vision is that I will install Internet at the office*
James Kanye	Farmer Self Help Group, Kenya	*The farmers here are appreciating what the farmers in Uganda and Tanzania are doing*
James Okoth	Farmer Field School coordinator, Uganda	*LLL links different players in the different marketing chains*
John Sserweadda	DATICS, Uganda	*LLL has been helpful in disseminating factual information*
Lucy Nyambura	KENFAP, Kenya	*I am able to communicate with our farmers at the grassroots*
Nelson Ounda	Farmer Field School, Busia, Kenya	*I am now getting in contact with farmers in Uganda and Tanzania*
Patrick Waidhima	KENFAP South Rift Branch, Kenya	*LLL Internet training is useful for me*
Perez Kawumi	UNFFE Mpigi, Uganda	*Difficulties with Internet connections*
Peter Kisambira	UNFFE Iganga, Uganda	*HIV/AIDS in rural areas*
Peter Waboya	Farmer Field School Bungoma, Kenya	*In the future we want to purchase a computer*
Anthony Senkoro	AMSDP Muheza, Tanzania	*Marketing oranges effectively*
Eva Mallya	Faida Mali Hai, Tanzania	*Market analysis for tomatoes*
Job Eluishi Mushi	Technoserve Songea, Tanzania	*Activities of the core group*
Michael Matembi	AMSDP Mbeya, Tanzania	*Market research for round potatoes*
Rebeca Mongi	AMSDP Arumeru, Tanzania	*Marketing is a big problem in agricultural development*
William Swai	Farm Africa Babati, Tanzania	*We are meeting to improve the marketing of Magugu rice*
Job Eliushi Mushi	Technoserve Songea, Tanzania	*We have seen the importance of seeking market information from outside*
Nuswe Nanzali	AMSDP Mufindi, Tanzania	*I can say the income of the householders has increased*
Seme Anyubatile	AMSDP, Mbarali, Tanzania	*We have achieved better access by giving the farmer hand sets (mobile phones)*
Michael Matambi	AMSDP, Mbeya, Tanzania	*They can gain profit by using the warehouse system*
Salvatory Mayoka	Market Facilitator, Nkasi, Tanzania	*We saw that fishermen were getting low prices due to their fish not being well processed*

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