Egypt: Agriculture follows up research programs on summer field crops at the Sakha Research Station in Kafr El-Sheikh

Published 2024년 7월 18일

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Alaa Khalil, Director of the Field Crops Institute, along with senior staff, visited the Sakha Research Station in Kafr El-Sheikh to review the progress of the summer field crops research programs. The visit was in line with the Minister of Agriculture's directives to ensure on-site oversight of research developments. The review covered the maize, rice, leguminous, and fodder crops research departments, focusing on the evaluation of new varieties and hybrids of rice, maize, soybeans, and summer fodder crops like sorghum hybrids and fodder cowpeas. Khalil expressed satisfaction with the researchers' efforts and the condition of the research programs.
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Alaa Khalil, Director of the Field Crops Institute, accompanied by the Institute’s deputies, the director of the Sakha Station, and the heads of the summer crops departments, conducted a visit to the research programs for summer field crops at the Sakha Research Station in Kafr El-Sheikh. A statement issued by the Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that this was based on the directives of Alaa Farouk, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, to the leaders of the Ministry and the Agricultural Research Center to have a field presence to follow up on the progress of work on the ground and under the supervision of Adel Abdel Azim, Head of the Agricultural Research Center. The research program of the maize, rice, leguminous and fodder crops research departments was reviewed. Khalil praised the efforts made by researchers in all research programs and the new varieties and hybrids ...
Source: Almalnews

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