Tuesday, 19 December 2017

MINADER enjoins youths to embrace agriculture



By Boris Esono in Buea
Regional Delegate MINADER
Youths have been encouraged to take up agriculture as a means to get employment as agriculture is regarded as the back born of the nation. This was during a one-day open door day organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, MINADER, last December 13.
                To the regional delegate of MINADER, Ekungwe Christopher, the aim of this open door day is to educate the wider public on the services MINADER has to offer. “Today all our services and projects are outside for those involve in agriculture and by the end people will better understand all our services.
                Taniform Emilia of Agriculture health service said they work with business operators. “We direct people on how to produce a good business plan and when you do that, we will now come up with a project for you. We also look for sponsors for your various products. We do not follow up farmers on production we also follow up on their health. If you are not healthy you cannot produce well”.

                Gabriel Enongene in charge of the giving of projects and investors and also experts in charge of oil palm production said youths do not go in for agriculture probable because of lack of information. “Agriculture can change the face of the Cameroonian economy.  We are encouraging these youths to take agriculture as a business so that they can also employ others”.
                “We are encouraging them to go in to oil palms, plantains and pineapple for now. We want to accompany our farmers at each level, in the nursery, production, transformation and delivery so that they are able to ripe the benefits of what they are doing”.

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