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Eritrea: Barentu Sub-Zone - 35 Farmers Receive Training in Agricultural Extension

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Shabait.com (Asmara)

18 October 2007
Posted to the web 19 October 2007

Barentu

The branch office of the Ministry of Agriculture in the Barentu sub-zone has offered training in agricultural extension to 35 farmers in the Ashoshi administrative area.

The training is aimed at acquainting farmers with modern techniques to boost agricultural production, according to Mr. Gebregziabher Habte, the agricultural extension expert in the area.

The participants of the training will share their newly acquired skill with fellow farmers in the area.

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