The Amhara region has begun harvesting crops, with 80 combine harvesters being used to facilitate the process. According to Dr. Drees Sahlu, coordinator of the region's rural cluster, the harvesting process is being carried out using technology to minimize losses due to unexpected rainfall. The region aims to harvest crops quickly and efficiently, with the support of leadership and professionals.
The harvesting process is being carried out in various areas of the region, including East and West Gojam, West Gondar, and North Shewa. The use of combine harvesters has enabled farmers to harvest their crops quickly and efficiently. Dr. Sahlu stated that the region has made significant progress in preparing farmers for the harvesting process through agricultural extension services.
The Amhara region has set a five-year goal to increase its agricultural productivity, and the use of technology is playing a crucial role in achieving this goal. The region plans to import additional combine harvesters to support the harvesting process. According to Neguse Malede, head of the Central Gondar Zone Agriculture Department, the zone has harvested 187,000 hectares of crops, with a target of collecting over 2.4 million quintals of produce.
The harvesting process is expected to intensify in the coming weeks, with most of the crop fields reaching maturity. The region is working to minimize post-harvest losses and ensure that crops are harvested in a timely manner. The use of technology has enabled farmers to harvest their crops quickly and efficiently, reducing the risk of losses due to weather conditions.
The Amhara region's agricultural sector is a significant contributor to the country's economy, and the use of technology is expected to play a crucial role in increasing productivity. The region's leadership is working to support farmers and ensure that they have access to the resources they need to carry out the harvesting process.
The harvesting process is being carried out in collaboration with various stakeholders, including farmers, agricultural experts, and government officials. The region is working to ensure that the harvesting process is carried out in a coordinated and efficient manner, with the aim of increasing productivity and reducing losses.
The Amhara region's efforts to increase agricultural productivity are expected to have a positive impact on the country's food security and economy. The use of technology in the harvesting process is a significant step towards achieving this goal, and the region is expected to continue to invest in agricultural technology to support its farmers.
Key points
- The Amhara region is using technology, including combine harvesters, to facilitate the harvesting process and minimize post-harvest losses.
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