First national farmers research conference held at Meda Welabu University

The first national farmers research conference has begun at Meda Welabu University. Farmers gathered to share their experiences and indigenous knowledge.

The conference allows farmers to share experiences from their agricultural lives and present indigenous practices. It also serves as a forum to discuss challenges and receive input from university researchers.

University president Dr. Birhanemeskel Tena stated that farmers ensure Ethiopia's prosperity through diligence and quality. He noted that the event consolidates knowledge from the ground and enables farmer-to-farmer exchange of ideas.

Farmers continue to contribute to livestock and crop development despite insufficient technology supplies, participants highlighted.

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A national conference titled Information Sovereignty for Policy Freedom concluded in Addis Ababa after three days. The event, which opened earlier this week, drew more than 30,000 participants and showcased Ethiopia's progress in data development across key sectors.

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Sidama Region administrator Desta Ledamo said the region will work with determination to ensure food sovereignty and increase farmers' benefits.

An integrated urban agriculture center built on three hectares in Addis Ababa's Lemi Kura sub-city has opened for service. Mayor Adanech Abiebie inaugurated the facility.

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Deputy Prime Minister Temesgen Tiruneh urged greater focus on technology and innovation during a graduation ceremony at Adama Science and Technology University where over 1,300 students received degrees.

 

 

 

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