The government of Zimbabwe backs winter wheat season with water tariff reduction

게시됨 2024년 4월 17일

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The Zimbabwean Government has introduced a comprehensive plan to support farmers in the upcoming winter wheat season, aiming to enhance food security amidst concerns of El Niño-induced droughts. Key measures include a 31 percent reduction in irrigation water charges, retroactively applied, and strategies to ensure sufficient electricity and the availability of essential farming inputs like fertiliser. Additionally, the government will implement seasonal billing for water and suspend monthly interest on overdue bills for eligible farmers, as part of their efforts to lower wheat production costs and meet ambitious cereal planting and production targets.
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Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter THE Government has come up with comprehensive strategies to ensure a successful winter wheat season, among them the 31 percent reduction in water charges for irrigation farmers, which will be backdated to the time when the crop was planted. The tariff reduction, which is yet to be gazetted, is part of a consolidated effort to cushion farmers from the high cost of wheat production, mainly driven by water and electricity charges. Speaking after the Cabinet meeting yesterday, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Jenfan Muswere said this was part of a robust plan for winter cereals production this year. The plan, designed to address the El Niño drought concerns, prioritises wheat-based food security for the upcoming year and outlines a four-pronged approach, encompassing existing grain stocks, the anticipated inadequate summer harvest, imports and the crucial winter cereal production ...

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