Rice farmers in Jowhar have asked the government to equip them with fertilizers and other crucial services.
They also want insect treatment services.
The demand for productive services such as insect treatment and fertilizer by rice farmers in Jowhar, Hirshabelle State, Somalia, highlights the challenges they face in achieving higher crop yields. Access to these services is crucial for improving agricultural productivity and sustainability.
Insect treatment helps protect crops from pests that can cause significant damage and reduce yields, while fertilizers provide essential nutrients that support plant growth.
Ensuring that farmers have access to these inputs can lead to better harvests, improved food security, and increased income for farming communities.
Supporting these farmers through the provision of agricultural services and inputs could also have broader positive impacts on the region’s economy and food supply.
Implementing effective agricultural policies and programs that address these needs is essential for sustainable development in Hirshabelle State.