Fazzan farmers in Tabarka and Manouba demand the creation of agricultural pathways
After the harvest season in Ansarin area within the Tabarka delegation of Manouba Governorate, farmers are facing significant difficulties in accessing their cultivated lands due to the poor condition of the roads connecting Houaria and Al-Malla, as well as the absence of equipped pathways leading to those lands. As a result, farmers have been forced to use primitive methods to manually cut the ears of grain and then transport them to the locations where the harvesting machines are stationed. The farmers are calling for greater attention to road infrastructure, the creation of farm tracks in rugged areas, and the removal of stones from access points. This should be achieved by directing workers from the labor program through a joint initiative between the Tabarka delegation and the regional agricultural development agency of Manouba, with the aim of improving access conditions and agricultural support, especially to enhance the harvesting and storage processes of agricultural crops.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)