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Famers urged to use improved technologies

by Johnny Kasalika
09/04/2013
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Famers have been urged to use new and improved agricultural technologies as one way of achieving food security. Station manager for Makoka Agriculture Research Station, Dr. Alfred Mtukuso, said this on Thursday during a field day tour organised by the station. Mtukuso said the ministry advocates any efforts to develop technologies that will enable farmers to obtain higher and quality yields. He also said the wish of the station and Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security is that all technologies developed by the department are environmentally friendly.—BOBBY KABANGO, Staff Writer

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