MOA Maryland County

Yesterday, an FBO successfully harvested fresh cassava tubers with the support of the District Agricultural Officer (DAO) in Karluway District, and the farmers were linked to available markets for sale.

Try and See is an FBO located in Tugbaken, Karluway district, this group was established a few years ago and had been working tirelessly to succeed in their activities. In recent times through the effort of the District Agriculture Officer ( Brooks W. Wallace), they were recruited to be part of the RETRAP project for this year's target in Maryland County.

Yesterday, they harvested Two and half Tricycle loads of cassava tubers and were linked to the market. Remember that we have a market now for cassava farmers in Maryland County. The Gbawanken Tendeh Rural Women Cooperative Society in Karluway district precisely Gbawanken Town are purchasing cassava tubers from local farmers in Maryland County. This group is considered as processor in Maryland County and they'll also be processing cassava flour in the soonest possible time.

The harvest was successful and many thanks to the DAO for his tireless efforts in Karluway district.

The Maryland County Agriculture team and Regional Agriculture Coordinator for Region 5 visited the Pedebo International Border today.

The purpose of the visit was to pay a courtesy visit to the Quarantine officers that are assigned at the border and to conduct routine visits and to hear from them some of their challenges and the ongoing situation at the border.

Many thanks to Oretha N Freeman MOA employed Quarantine officer and Abraham B. Wilson Jr. Volunteer Quarantine officer.

This visit included: RAC, CAC, DAOs and other Volunteers at the local ministry of agriculture.

The Farmer town hall meeting in Karluway district went well today. Thanks to the Maryland County MOA Team for visiting farmers in Henogbe and Tugbaken.

Field visitation went well with the team from finance ministry

In fulfilment of the National Agriculture Development Plan (NADP)/ Feed yourself agenda of the ministry of agriculture, the Maryland County Agriculture team and the Regional Agriculture Coordinator visited Barrobo District for a two days interactions with farmers.

During our stayed, we interacted with farmers from the three County Districts of Barrobo Statutary District on how to improve productivity, increasing their farms size, and on how we can meet our target for this year as a County. The farmers town hall meetings brought together youths, women group, FBOs, CBOs, Cooperatives and local government officials.

Many thanks to the RAC and the Maryland County Agriculture team and not forgetting the good people of Barrobo District.

We must increase productivity and feed ourselves in Maryland County

The first day of distributing agricultural farm inputs in Maryland County as part of the SADFONS (MOA) project took place in Harper District.

Congratulations to Douoda Koneh: Best Poultry Farmer of Maryland and the Southeast!

We are thrilled to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Douoda Koneh for being recognized as the Best Poultry Farmer of Maryland and the entire Southeast at the recent conference and trade fair held at the Ministerial Complex in Congo Town. This prestigious accolade is a testament to Douoda's hard work, dedication, and exceptional contributions to the poultry farming sector.

As one of the selected MSME poultry farmers in Maryland County, Douoda has consistently demonstrated his commitment to excellence in farming practices. His participation in the grant paging initiative, organized by the Ministry of Commerce, showcased his innovative approach and passion for sustainable agriculture, ultimately leading to his selection as one of the best MSME poultry farmers in the region.

Douoda's achievement not only highlights his individual success but also serves as an inspiration to fellow farmers and entrepreneurs in Maryland County and beyond. His journey exemplifies the potential of MSMEs in driving economic growth and improving livelihoods in our communities.

Once again, congratulations to Douoda Koneh on this well-deserved recognition! We look forward to seeing your continued success and the positive impact you will undoubtedly make in the poultry farming industry. Keep soaring high!

National Agriculture Fair (NAF) in Margibi County. Maryland County farmers are proud to be part of this vibrant celebration of agriculture, showcasing their hard work and dedication to sustainable farming practices. The fair not only highlights the diverse crops and livestock produced in the region but also serves as a platform for education and innovation in agricultural techniques. Visitors can engage with local farmers, attend workshops, and enjoy fresh produce, all while fostering a sense of community. As the event unfolds, it becomes a testament to the resilience and creativity of those who cultivate the land.