Source: The Herald – Breaking news.
Conrad Mupesa
Mashonaland West Bureau
A non-governmental organisation, 4-H Zimbabwe Foundation, has handed over tablets to 27 extension officers in Hurungwe
District in a move that seeks to complement Government’s efforts in promoting food self-sufficiency.
The extension officers’ work includes educating communal farmers who are the backbone of the country’s food production on
good agronomic practices.
It also aligns with the Government’s goals of achieving food and nutrition security through enhanced agricultural production.
The partnership has also seen eight solar-powered boreholes being drilled for the benefit of over 800 Hurungwe households.
Beneficiaries lauded the partnership between the Government and the foundation.
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