Zimbabwe: Resettled Farmers Challenged to Venture Into Growing Macadamia Nuts

Published 2020년 11월 4일

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The article highlights a call to action for farmers in Arda Transau, Mutare North, to start macadamia nut production to improve economic development and livelihoods. This initiative is part of the government's broader horticultural framework and is expected to contribute to Vision 2030. The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage and Mutare North MP, Cde Mike Madiro, emphasized the importance of agriculture in generating wealth and sustaining economic development. The Macadamia Empowerment Group Association (MEGA) is leading an effort to transform rural livelihoods by promoting macadamia nut production, with each tree potentially yielding 50-60kgs of nuts, which sell for about US$4 per kg.
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Farmers resettled in Arda Transau in Mutare North have been urged to embrace the production of macadamia nuts to boost economic development and improve their livelihoods. Speaking at the official launch of a macadamia nut demo field at Chirasika Primary School last week, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage and Mutare North Member of Parliament Cde Mike Madiro said the production of the high earning nuts would assist in the attainment of Vision 2030 laid by President Mnangagwa. "This programme to increase macadamia nut production comes under a broad horticultural framework being initiated by Government," he said. "In a short time, Government will launch a fruit tree and vegetable production initiative to enhance income generation and food sustainability of families. "The country's wealth is inclined towards agriculture and we should all take up such programmes." Cde Madiro said if communities worked hard to plant fruit trees, they could make a lot of money that ...
Source: All Africa

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