Digital platforms change face of agric sector
Farmers and extension staff will now benefit from three online platforms that will offer training, specialised information and agricultural solutions, as the Government goes overdrive in increasing productivity, value addition and ensuring all farmers rapidly boost their incomes and standards of living.
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- August 19, 2021
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