Zimbabwe: Enough inputs for 2021 season

Published 2021년 8월 23일

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Seed and fertiliser firms in Zimbabwe are producing in abundance to meet the demand for inputs for the upcoming summer cropping season, covering 1.5 million hectares of maize, and supporting crop production and productivity through the Agriculture Recovery Plan. The government urges farmers to buy seeds and fertilisers early to avoid a last-minute rush, with plans in place to distribute seeds and meet fertiliser demand through local production and imports. The Zimbabwe Seed Association and the fertiliser industry are prepared to support farmers in purchasing quality seed and fertilisers to ensure a successful farming season.
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Source: Enough inputs for 2021 season | The Herald Elita chikwati–Senior Agriculture Reporter Seed and fertiliser firms have ramped up production to meet demand for inputs for the forthcoming summer cropping season in State-assisted programmes and the commercial sector, with farmers urged to buy early to avoid a last-minute rush. There is enough maize seed to plant 1,5 million hectares, the national target, plus seed for almost 1 million hectares of traditional grains, over 240 000ha of oil seed and 480 000ha of cotton. Seed is already being moved to shops and depots near farmers. Fertiliser producers have assured Industry and Commerce Minister Dr Sekai Nzenza that they will meet demand during the forthcoming season. Farmers and the Government are determined to build on this year’s record harvests to increase crop production and productivity to meet and surpass requirements for human consumption and industrial use through full implementation of the key tenets of the Agriculture ...

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