Agricultural Journalists who are participating in the 2017 International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) and DuPont Pioneer Young Leaders and Master Class in South Africa has suggested that regular agriculture education couldd be a driving force to spike development of the sector.
At a gathering, titled "Africa Forum" at Leriba hotel in Pretoria on Sunday, participants believed that to create a positive revolution in the agriculture sector, journalists must be able to send out positive messages to the farmers; who they said are the gate keepers of the society.
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