Fiji: We should encourage farmers to grow vegetables locally

게시됨 2022년 3월 14일

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Fiji imports vegetables worth $20 million annually due to limited local production, as 90% of farmers rely on open field farming which lowers quality during rainy seasons. The country's Agriculture Permanent Secretary, Vinesh Kumar, is promoting protected cropping and the use of plastic houses to increase productivity. The Ministry of Agriculture is also investing in training its technical officers to enhance their knowledge and skills in these modern farming techniques.
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Agriculture Permanent Secretary, Vinesh Kumar says Fiji imports $20 million worth of vegetables such as tomatoes, capsicum, cucumber, broccoli, cauliflower, and lettuce annually. He says protected cropping allows the production of crops under structures round the year which would otherwise not be grown in an open field. Kumar adds 90% of farmers in Fiji tend to grow their produce in an open field which affects the quality of produce during rainy seasons. He recommends farmers adopt protected cropping or plastic ...
출처: Hortidaily

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