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MoFA, AAC partner to establish 750-hectare vegetable hub
The Minister said the Ministry would work with the African Agribusiness Consortium and other partners to facilitate the graduates’ integration into the agricultural sector through access to land, irrigation support and strategic partnerships.5, GNA – The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) and the African Agribusiness Consortium (AAC) have partnered to establish a 750-hectare irrigated vegetable production hub in the Eastern Region.
He said the initiative reflected the Government’s commitment to placing agriculture at the centre of economic transformation through increased food production, agribusiness development, job creation and import substitution.
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