LOCAL researchers should collaborate with their foreign colleagues and
come out with less hazardous tobacco breeds, the minister for Agriculture
and Food Security, Charles Keenja, suggests.
Short of that, he cautions, the crop has no future globally. Through the
Tobacco Research of Tanzania centre in Urambo, Tanzanian experts need to
search for a breed which has no or little amount of nicotin, he said.
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