Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania Project Manager Addresses Long-Standing Challenges in Farming

TLDR

• For more than four decades, Tanzania and the Netherlands have collaborated in agriculture, creating a partnership that now includes more than 100 companies and organisations sharing knowledge, research, innovation.
• Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (AGCOT) Project Manager Abdallah Msambachi says long-standing challenges have been addressed through an integrated approach that combines improved seed systems with practical.
• East West Seed Tanzania Knowledge Transfer Manager Epaphras Milambwe says the company continues introducing initiatives designed to address challenges that limit crop yields.
• Mr Milambwe says these innovations are serving millions of vegetable farmers, with East West Seed Tanzania providing quality vegetable seed and good agronomic practices to at least two million farmers nationwide.
• Together, they continue demonstrating how quality seed, practical expertise and strong partnerships can unlock farming potential while supporting sustainable agricultural growth across Tanzania.