Sri Lanka government to formulate program on agriculture seeds

Published 2022년 1월 11일

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Sri Lanka's Agriculture Ministry is set to launch a program to manage all aspects of agricultural seed production, distribution, and regulation through the School of Agriculture Government Farm in Kundasale. Minister of Agriculture Mahindananda Aluthgamage has urged officials to provide accurate information on the country's seed demand and local production. The ministry is planning to limit or ban the importation of seeds for several locally grown crops, including potato, onion, chillie, undu, maize, and peanuts, with potential complete bans by 2024 for some crops.
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By Buddhika Samaraweera The Agriculture Ministry of Sri Lanka is to formulate and implement a programme to carry out all activities such as the production and importation, distribution, and regulation of agricultural seeds through the School of Agriculture Government Farm (Seed Processing) in Kundasale under the Agriculture Department, The Morning learns. During a visit to the said farm on 9 January, Minister of Agriculture Mahindananda Aluthgamage has stated that a programme should be implemented to carry out activities pertaining to the production, importation, distribution, and regulation of seeds through the said farm. He has also instructed the officials of the farm to obtain the relevant information and submit a report on the demand for seeds in the country and local seed production as soon as possible, as it has been revealed that the Agriculture Department does not have accurate information on such. Accordingly, officials have been instructed to submit a complete report ...
Source: Agropages

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