Jendouba sets for crop season with 82,000 ha for cereals
The article focused on Jendouba Province's preparations for the 2026-2027 agricultural season. Projections indicate that approximately 82,000 hectares will be cultivated with cereals, compared to 85,000 hectares in the previous season, amid concerns regarding the availability of fertilizers, especially "DAP," and delays in disbursing farmers' financial entitlements. It also addressed improvements in sugar beet cultivation systems and the development of agricultural areas. Additionally, preparations in the olive sector, which covers about 30,000 hectares, were highlighted, with particular emphasis on managing the substance "Marjen" and the need to prepare spaces to accommodate it. The main challenges include providing necessary supplies, supporting farming systems, and enhancing the quality of pesticides used for pest control. A planting start is expected in October, with relatively favorable initial crop indicators.
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