Abstract
The introduction of SAPs (Structural Adjustment Programmes) and trade liberalisation resulted in agricultural reforms in Kenya and other developing countries. Hence the Kenya government no longer gives incentives to small scale farmers. The study therefore sought to find out the impact of agricultural reform measures put in place to increase maize production in the agricultural reform era in Western Province of Kenya. The study used Ex-post facto research design via cross sectional survey. Busia, Bungoma, Mt. Elgon and Lugari districts were purposively selected to represent Western Province. Two divisions from each of the four districts were selected by simple random sampling. For uniformity purposes 200 small scale farmers were selected from focal areas through
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