“We’ve identified at least 20 existing yam farmers to work with and plant at least 50 mounds of newly established yam,” says President, Afamasaga Toleafoa.
“We’re working with the School of Agriculture and Food Technology of the University of the South Pacific to conduct the necessary training on pruning management and planting, spacing and soil nutrient application.”
Afamasaga Toleafoa said:“Our members are privileged to be working with the future of the agriculture sector in the region and learning from each other.”
