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Maonyesho ya Nanenane yawabadilisha wakulima Simiyu
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Maonyesho ya Nanenane yawabadilisha wakulima Simiyu

Mwananchi 20 days 1 mins read
Wakulima wa Mkoa wa Simiyu wamesema maonyesho ya Nanenane yamekuwa chachu ya mabadiliko katika shughuli za kilimo kwa kuwapatia maarifa ya teknolojia za kisasa, matumizi ya mbegu bora na mbinu zinazowawezesha kuongeza uzalishaji na kipato.

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