The Agricultural Value chain Development Project(AVDP) has started the distribution of tomato seeds and fertilizer to vegetable farmers in Port Loko District today. The project aims to improve the region’s agricultural productivity by providing farmers with the necessary resources to produce high-quality crops. The distribution of tomato seeds and fertilizer will enable farmers to grow healthy and profitable crops, which will contribute to food security and economic growth in the region.

The distribution of tomato seeds and fertilizer is part of the project’s efforts to support vegetable farmers in Port Loko District. The project has identified the lack of access to quality seeds and fertilizers as one of the major challenges facing farmers in the region. The project aims to improve crop yields and promote sustainable agriculture practices by providing farmers with these resources. The project also provides training and technical assistance to farmers to ensure they have the knowledge and skills needed to maximize the benefits of the resources provided.

The distribution of tomato seeds and fertilizer is critical to improving agricultural productivity and food security in Port Loko District. The project’s efforts will not only benefit farmers but will also have positive impacts on the wider community. Increased agricultural productivity will lead to more food availability and lower food prices, which will benefit consumers in the country. Additionally, improved crop yields will increase the income of farmers, which will support economic growth and development in the area.