Author: SAGCOTComms

YEFFA Project Implementation Kicks Off in Mbeya to Empower Youth in Agribusiness and Create Jobs

AGRA Tanzania, in collaboration with SAGCOT and other partners, hosted a two-day workshop in Mbeya on December 5 and 6 to officially kick off the implementation of the Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture (YEFFA) project. This transformative initiative, led by AGRA in

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Prioritizing Soil Health: Foundation for Sustainable Development

Iringa, Tanzania, December 3-4, 2024. Agricultural stakeholders have urged prioritising soil health as a cornerstone for sustainable development. During a two-day workshop on December 3-4, 2024, participants explored the broader land health management concept, including water management and resilience. SAGCOT Centre convened and facilitated the workshop.

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SAGCOT Introduces YEFFA Program in Tanzania’s Breadbasket Regions to Cultivate Youth-Led Growth 

November 2024 – A transformative initiative aimed at empowering young people in Tanzania’s agricultural heartland was officially introduced to regional agricultural leadership in Iringa, Njombe, and Ruvuma during events held from November 20 to 26, 2024.  The Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture

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FOLUR Tanzania Project Aims to Enhance Sustainability and Food Security in Kilombero Valley (Mainland Tanzania) and North Unguja (Zanzibar)

Morogoro, Tanzania – The Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, SAGCOT Centre, and other partners hosted a two-day workshop in Morogoro on November 29–30 to plan Tanzania’s Food Systems, Land Use, and Restoration (FOLUR) project. Funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and led by the

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Bird Repellent Promises to Boost Rice Production in Tanzania

🚨 Protect your rice fields with AV 5055! 🚨 🌾 Bird Repellant for Rice Crops targeting Quelea quelea birds.✅ Application at milking stage (morning hours).✅ Coverage: 1 acre with 2.5L (95,000 TZS/L).✅ Effective with drones or mist blowers (10-15L or 25L water volume).✅ Single foliar spray

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YEFFA Project Gains Momentum in Songea with Government and Stakeholder Engagement

The Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture (YEFFA) program was introduced in Songea, Tanzania, on November 22, 2024. This initiative, a collaboration between AGRA, the Mastercard Foundation, and SAGCOT aims to transform agriculture in the region by focusing on key areas of development

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Rukwa Region Sets Its Sights on Soybean Leadership

Rukwa, November 20, 2024 – Under the framework of the SAGCOT-driven Tanzania Sustainable Soybean Initiative (TSSI), stakeholders in Rukwa convened to strategize on positioning the region as a national hub for soybean production. With its rich agricultural resources, Rukwa holds immense potential to spearhead the transformation

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The Taste of Tanzania: From Farm to Glass – Crafting Apple Juice and Cider

The Taste of Tanzania: From Farm to Glass – Crafting Apple Juice and Cider The Taste of Tanzania: Celebrating Progress, Innovation, and Opportunity Cheers to the taste of transformation! The Taste of Tanzania celebrates how innovation and sustainability are reshaping agriculture in Tanzania, from farm to

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Njombe Agricultural Officer Champions YEFFA Program for Youth Empowerment

November 21, 2024 Wilson Joel, an Agricultural Officer in Njombe, Tanzania, is excited about the potential of the Youth Entrepreneurship for the Future of Food and Agriculture (YEFFA) program. He believes it’s a perfect fit for the region and will significantly benefit the youth involved in

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Norway and SAGCOT Deepen Collaboration to Drive Agricultural Transformation in Tanzania

DAR ES SALAAM Tanzania and Norway have solidified their commitment to agricultural transformation by signing a transformative three-year funding agreement (2025–2027) between the Royal Norwegian Embassy and the SAGCOT Centre. Speaking at the signing ceremony on 21 November 2024, Ambassador Tone Tinnes emphasized the importance of

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