Zimbabwe: Garlic Farmers Take to Global Markets

게시됨 2020년 12월 21일

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Smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe's Gutu Central Constituency, led by Minister Winston Chitando, have partnered with ZimTrade and local seed houses to increase garlic production and international export. The partnership aims to produce 15 tonnes of seed, resulting in an estimated 80 tonnes of garlic. The initiative, part of a wider horticulture program that also includes chilli production, has already seen some households earn over US$6,000. The program is designed to create rural economies and reduce reliance on donors and government aid.
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Smallholder farmers in Gutu Central Constituency who are into garlic production have entered into a partnership with ZimTrade and local seed houses to increase productivity. The arrangement will also see the farmers exporting their produce to international markets. The villagers took up garlic production some three years ago under an initiative led by area legislator, Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando. With some households having earned over US$6 000 this year, the next stage is to explore the foreign market through increased production. "Next year we are looking at putting in 15 tonnes worth of seed. If you look at an average production of 7 tonnes per hectarage we are looking at getting 80 tonnes. "We are also looking at getting into partnership with SeedCo so that we utilise over 150 000 hectares. We are also looking at chilli production. This is part of the horticulture program that was launched by his Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa," said ...
출처: All Africa

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