In a bid to empower local farmers and bolster agricultural productivity, the Sene West District Assembly orchestrated a dynamic durbar on March 3, 2024. Hosted at the esteemed Presbyterian Church in Kwame Danso, the event served as a platform to sensitize the community about the eagerly anticipated Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) 2.0 initiative.
The assembly’s efforts underscored a commitment to fostering sustainable agricultural practices and ensuring food security within the district. Attended by farmers, agricultural experts, and community leaders, the durbar buzzed with enthusiasm and anticipation for the forthcoming agricultural season.
The PFJ 2.0 initiative, a flagship program championed by the government, aims to build upon the successes of its predecessor by introducing innovative strategies and enhanced support systems for farmers. Through subsidized inputs, access to improved seeds, and tailored extension services, PFJ 2.0 endeavors to catalyze growth across the agricultural sector while uplifting rural livelihoods.
At the heart of the durbar lay an interactive session where attendees engaged in insightful discussions, clarifying queries, and exchanging valuable insights. Representatives from the Sene West District Assembly elucidated the intricate details of PFJ 2.0, elucidating its multifaceted benefits and mechanisms for participation.
Moreover, the event served as a pivotal moment for stakeholders to forge partnerships, fostering a collaborative ecosystem geared towards agricultural prosperity. As participants absorbed the wealth of knowledge imparted, a palpable sense of optimism permeated the atmosphere, underlining the collective resolve to harness the transformative potential of agriculture.
In his address, the District Director of Agriculture, Eric Kontomah underscored the pivotal role of farmers as the backbone of the nation’s economy, reaffirming the assembly’s unwavering support towards their empowerment and advancement. He emphasized the imperative of harnessing modern agricultural practices, technological innovations, and sustainable approaches to propel the district towards unprecedented growth and prosperity.
As the durbar drew to a close, participants departed imbued with newfound insights, fortified by a shared vision of agricultural resurgence and community development.
