MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE JUBALAND STATE

The MOAI, in collaboration with instructors from the Jubaland technical Institute has organized a hands-on training program on agricultural machinery for 25 students.we need to produce a new generation of skilled technicians and agri engineers who cn address challenges faced.

Day 1 Build capacity in quality seed production techniques. Aim: To equip seed producers and lead farmers with the hands-on technical skills required to produce seeds that meet certification standards. Outcomes:practices specific to seed production, including field selection

Congratulations to NIS Foundation for the Support given to the farmers of Jubaland there are more to be done keep going.

We’re tackling water scarcity head-on! 💧 From solar irrigation for smallholder farmers to water catchments for people & livestock, our solutions keep communities thriving even in dry seasons. #SustainableDevelopment #WaterSecurity #waterforall @EU_in_Somalia & @NorwayInSomalia

In alignment with the CadRe programme's core objectives, the(FAO) has identified the strategic expansion of climate-smart agricultural infrastructure as a key driver for sustainable development.FAO has initiated the installation of two additional greenhouses in the Kismayo North

protecting and restoring forests is crucial to boosting climate-resilient agriculture, rural livelihoods and global food and water security

rural-to-urban migration on jubaland’s farming systems and rural livelihoods. We agreed to work collaboratively to support and empower Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), particularly those displaced from the agricultural communities settled in Luglow,Dolow and luuq

Actions farmers can take to halt soil salinization if strategically used effectively 1.Use Mulch to Decrease Evaporation 2.Use Good Quality Water 3.Reduce Pumping When Salinity Starts Growing 4.Grow Salt-Tolerant Plants 5.Add Organic Matter

We had visit to the state minister and the director general for the ministry of agriculture and irrigation federal government as introduction event for the new DG for the ministry of agriculture jubaland state

The Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, led by the Deputy Minister, conducted a courtesy visit to the outskirts of Kismayo to oversee and monitor the ongoing canalization projects implemented by various NGOs.The visit aimed to assess the progress and quality of the work.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MoAI) is pleased to facilitate a discussion forum in Disseminating for the National Agricultural Extension Policy (NAEP) This important policy was developed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation at the Federal Government level.

Jubaland production line ministries had a meeting with FAO main office in Kismayo to discuss with several agendas, including current projects and those in the pipeline it was a fruitful meeting

Types of Farmer Organizations Cooperatives: Farmers pool resources for collective benefits. Producer Groups: Focused on producing and marketing specific crops. Water User Associations: Manage sustainable water use for irrigation. Agri-Advocacy Groups: Promote policies

Anticipated La Niña Impact and Need for Collaborative Effort. The upcoming La Niña weather pattern poses an additional threat to the already dire situation.This phenomenon is expected to exacerbate the drought,leading to heightened challenges for vulnerable populations in Jubland

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LAUNCHING OF CRFS IN KISMAYO SUPPORTED BY GIZ

Ministry of agriculture and irrigation jubaland state team was part of launching ceremony of the Rural Livelihood Resilience Program event, organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation federal government.

Natural resource management, increased crop production, postharvest long-term storage technologies and private sector-led modernization of the sector is needed to make Somali agriculture outputs competitive.”

Making more and better investments in agriculture from the government, private sector, civil society and the vibrant enterprising Somali diaspora is one of the most effective ways to reduce hunger and poverty and expand economic opportunities and creating jobs for the youth.”