Kidane’s farm is more than a mile off the main road, accessible only by foot along a winding, narrow path that meanders through the hills and is just wide enough for a motorbike or bicycle to get goods to market. When he took over the farm from his father, Kidane said the soil quality was poor and crops erratic, their irregularity exacerbated by the ravages of climate change and decades of land degradation.

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