Liberia: Africa Rice ends integrated rice-fish farming training

Published Dec 23, 2021

Tridge summary

The European Union (EU) has funded a three-day training workshop by Africa Rice on the integrated rice-fish farming system in River Gee County, Liberia. The workshop, the first under the EU-funded Integrated Rice-Fish Farming System (IRFFS) project in the southeast, saw 39 farmers from Maryland, Grand Gedeh, and River Gee Counties learning aquaculture, rice production, and integrated practices, as well as land preparation and pond construction. The project aims to improve food and nutrition security by transforming traditional farming systems into climate-resilient, high-yielding ones, and is implemented in collaboration with World Fish, the Ministry of Agriculture, Central Agricultural Research Institute, and the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority. The Acting- County Agriculture Coordinator of River Gee praised the project for its potential to enhance farming conditions and reduce poverty by reducing the workload for farmers.
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Africa Rice has recently held a three-day training workshop on an integrated rice-fish farming system in Fish Town, River Gee County. The training workshop is the first ever to be conducted under the European European (EU) - funded Integrated Rice-Fish Farming System (IRFFS) project in the southeast. The workshop brought together 39 household farmers from Maryland, Grand Gedeh, and River Gee Counties. The training workshop covered aquaculture production, rice production, and integrated rice-fish practices. Facilitators also taught participants the steps involved in land preparation and integrated rice-fish ponds construction. The recently - ended training workshop is one of the activities under the EU-funded DeSIRA Integrated Rice-Fish Farming System (IRFFS) project directed to enhancing household farmers' capacity. The DeSIRA-IRFFS project's overall objective is to improve food and nutrition security by transforming low-yielding, climate-risky traditional rice-fish production ...
Source: All Africa

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