Kogi State Government Boosts Agriculture with Greenhouse Cucumber Project
The Kogi State government has successfully grown cucumbers in a greenhouse, marking a significant milestone in its agricultural revolution. With a weekly harvest of 260kg, the project, supervised by Mr. Olusegun Joseph on behalf of Governor Ahm Ododo, is part of efforts to enhance food security and promote smart farming practices.
The initiative also focuses on empowering women and youth, with beneficiaries including women farmers, community members, and students. The success of the project is attributed to Governor Ododo's commitment to food security and sustainable agriculture, aligning with national agricultural development goals.
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