For generations, coffee has been woven into the economic life of households in the Mt. Kenya region, paying school fees, putting food on tables and supporting investments in farms and livestock. In Kirinyaga, farmers say the crop is once again living up to its reputation as a source of household wealth as improved earnings revive
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