Farmers will soon be able to export their produce to Ireland at competitive prices in a new five-year agreement signed between the two countries.
The deal, which was inked by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Irish embassy, seeks to among other things, promote trade in farm produce between companies in the two countries, fund research in universities and other institutions as well as improve farming techniques for small scale farmers.
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