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Experts in the agricultural sector have noted that farmers need to be advised on the best type of seed for their region, water management, fertilizer, and other technologies for growing as the country prepares for planting season before a successful harvest can be achieved.
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Experts note the need to advise farmers on the best seeds, fertilizers, and water management
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