The money and business of Qalaat Al-Sraghna: The launch of the project to plant the varieties of cacti resistant to the cochineal insect in Morocco

Published Mar 17, 2022

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A project to plant cacti resistant to the cochineal insect was launched by Mohamed Seddiqi, the Minister of Agriculture, in the village fraita community. The project, costing 19.3 million dirhams, aims to diversify income, integrate plant and animal chains, and develop youth entrepreneurship. It will benefit 600 farmers and is part of the 'Green Generation' strategy. The strategy also includes a modern egg production unit with an annual production capacity of 324 million eggs, saving over 175,000 working days annually. There has also been a increase in egg and white meat production in the Marrakesh-Safi region.
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Yesterday, Wednesday, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests, Mohamed Seddiqi, launched a project to plant varieties of cacti resistant to the cochineal insect, which falls within the framework of an integrated project of solidarity farming to plant cacti, carob and livestock. . Siddiqui, who was accompanied by the governor of the Marrakech-Safi region, governor of the Marrakesh-Safi prefecture, Karim Kassi Lahlou, the president of the regional council, Samir Kodar, the workers of the Rahamna and Sragne regions, the regional director of agriculture, the president of the Chamber of Agriculture of Marrakech-Safi, and two elected representatives, gave explanations about this integrated project. For solidarity farming to develop chains of cactus, carob, red meat, and white meat, in the village fraita community. This integrated project for solidarity farming, whose total cost is estimated at 19.3 million dirhams, and will benefit 600 farmers, ...
Source: Al Magribia

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