The Tanzanian government has announced plans to establish a new Agricultural Extension Agency aimed at improving farm productivity across the country.
The agency is part of a broader strategy to support farmers, enhance food security, and modernize the agriculture sector.
Officials say the agency will provide farmers with training, modern farming techniques, and access to resources, helping them increase efficiency and profitability. It is also expected to promote sustainable farming and encourage the use of technology in agriculture.
This initiative complements existing government programs designed to support smallholder farmers, increase crop yields, and stimulate economic growth in rural areas.
Authorities say the agency will also create job opportunities and improve livelihoods in farming communities.
The government has not yet announced the official launch date or operational plan, but officials emphasize that the agency will play a key role in transforming agriculture into a more productive and profitable sector.
