Photo: Kate Holt/Irin Mwanza — THE Ngongoseke farm project will distribute seedlings to more than 2,000 families at Nsola Village in Magu district in Mwanza region early next year.
The Executive Chairman of the project, Peter Ngongoseke told the 'Daily News' in Nsola village that Ngongoseke farm will distribute fruit and plant seedlings to over 2,000 families in the village. "The seedlings will help communities more fruit seedlings trees," said Ngongoseke.
He noted that the programme will also help to conserve the environment. The Ngongoseke Farm Project manager, George Lupimo said that Ngongoseke farms make use of green house and drip irrigation technologies for organic farming. Ngongoseke grows amongst other things oranges, cherry tomatoes and sweet corn.
Mr Lupimo explained that Mwanza was selected to host the project due to water availability, absence of salt water and climatic conditions that favours the growing of wide range of vegetables and fruits and the project plans export the produce in the near future.
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Iam one of the members of horticulture farmers in Bukene Division, Nzega District in Tabora. We produce a lot of vegitables but we actually have no market/place to sell. We have read of you and your company, can you be one of our buyers? Tunaomba tuwasiliane zaidi ili tuone kama tunaweza kushirikiana