The large number of smallholder farmers in Kenya served by declining number of public extension staff has necessitated for more innovative methods of extension service delivery for effective coverage. This has led to the introduction of e-Extension services which can play a crucial role in bridging the gap of inefficiencies of accessing agricultural information by farmers. The number of public, private and non-governmental organizations providing e-Extension services in Kenya have been on the increase. The services are provided through a range of platforms such as agricultural websites, mobile applications, social media platforms, farmer call centers
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