Agriculture Ministry to Distribute Fertilizers Donated by Morocco
The Ministry of Agriculture, through its Extension Division, will begin distributing fertilizers this week to registered farmers and institutions across Antigua and Barbuda.
The fertilizers, donated by the Kingdom of Morocco, have been described by the ministry as a “timely contribution” in support of local agricultural production.
Distribution will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. according to the following schedule:
• Tuesday, September 2 – Northeast district
• Wednesday, September 3 – South Central district
• Thursday, September 4 – Northwest district
• Friday, September 5 – Southeast, Southwest, backyard gardeners, and Barbuda
• Monday, September 8 – Relevant institutions, schools, and farmers who missed earlier collection dates
The ministry has encouraged farmers to contact their respective district officers or the Agriculture Extension Division for further information.
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