Beni Suef Agriculture Clears Encroachments and Launches Silage School
The Directorate of Agriculture in Beni Suef Governorate focused on protecting agricultural lands and removed 14 cases of encroachment in September, as part of its efforts to combat violations and regulate land use. It also carried out strict supervisory campaigns on animal feed factories and stores to monitor violations and ensure compliance with standards, thereby supporting quality and safety in agricultural products. Additionally, it continued agricultural awareness initiatives by organizing advisory seminars to enhance the productivity of crops such as cotton and sugar beet, and prepared for the winter season by receiving wheat seeds. The department also monitored pest situations, implemented control programs, and ensured the safe use of pesticides. Efforts were also directed toward managing the summer fertilizer stock, which currently includes over 25,000 tons of urea and 8,000 tons of Nitrate, with farmers committed to settling violations and updating their data. Part of the efforts was also dedicated to treating agricultural and industrial wastewater for reuse in crop irrigation. Furthermore, the department monitored rice cultivation and the status of orchard crops, especially bananas, to protect these crops from diseases and support farmers.
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