Lake Victoria's economic viability is being threatened by a massive hyacinth invasion.
The rapidly-growing water plants have rendered activities such as fishing an uphill task thereby affecting residents' lives.
But innovators continue to seek ways to tackle this challenge. BioFit Feeds is one such innovation that processes hyacinth into animal feeds.
The rapidly-growing water plants have rendered activities such as fishing an uphill task thereby affecting residents' lives.
But innovators continue to seek ways to tackle this challenge. BioFit Feeds is one such innovation that processes hyacinth into animal feeds.
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