Tanzania: Sagcot invited to find a solution to farmers' problems

Iringa – The Southern Tanzania Agricultural Growth Corridor (Sagcot) has been invited to collaborate with other stakeholders to find a lasting solution to the challenges raised at the annual conference Iringa Regional Commissioner, Ms. Amina Masenza, said that the challenges faced by farmers during meetings required permanent solutions

. All stakeholders, with the support of Sagcot, must address the challenges raised at our meeting: central government, local government and the private sector must also address the specific challenges that fall within their mandate, "he said. she said. she said the need for quick resolution was the tendency of most Irish potato buyers to force farmers to pack their bags.

Packaged bags The consumption of Lumbesa as a measure of weight per unit of price, especially for Irish potatoes, is a mere steal and farmers are still losers. Losers, let me call all the heads of government to make sure that this is reversed. "

On the poor road network in Mbeya, Mbeya, Songja, Mbeya, Songwe and Mbeya regions, the RC called Tanzania the rural-urban road agency (Tarura) to make sure that they mobilize more resources and investors to connect the areas.

She pleaded with Sagcot CTF's chief executive officer, John Kyaruzi, to visit Ihemi and Mbalali The Regional Commissioner asked the Tropical Pesticides Research Institute to do more to educate farmers, extension agents and pesticide vendors in the region, to allow them to get more funding to get rid of pests that destroy crops and kill animals.

"The institute has an obligation to provide education to all stakeholders agricultural sector in this region. She said:

The two-day meeting, which ended yesterday, brought together diverse personalities, including stakeholders from the public sector, the private sector and consumers to discuss farmers' challenges.