Hajjah - Saba:
Today, the Hajjah Governorate agent, Ibrahim Amer, visited the agricultural lands and coffee farms in the Hajjah rural district.
He inspected the lands in the Beit Al-Ma'mari area and identified the location for constructing a water barrier in the region to enhance the agricultural sector.
He, along with the district security director, Major Muhammad Salbah, and several social figures, reviewed the coffee farms in Wadi Al-Tafain, including those where owners have initiated planting coffee as a replacement for "qat" trees.
During the visit, Agent Amer pointed out the district's advantages in grain cultivation and the finest types of coffee, commending the initiatives of farmers who have uprooted "qat" and replaced it with coffee.
He affirmed the leadership and government's commitment to expanding coffee cultivation, as it is one of the cash crops that strengthens the national economy, and resilience factors, and benefits farmers.
Today, the Hajjah Governorate agent, Ibrahim Amer, visited the agricultural lands and coffee farms in the Hajjah rural district.
He inspected the lands in the Beit Al-Ma'mari area and identified the location for constructing a water barrier in the region to enhance the agricultural sector.
He, along with the district security director, Major Muhammad Salbah, and several social figures, reviewed the coffee farms in Wadi Al-Tafain, including those where owners have initiated planting coffee as a replacement for "qat" trees.
During the visit, Agent Amer pointed out the district's advantages in grain cultivation and the finest types of coffee, commending the initiatives of farmers who have uprooted "qat" and replaced it with coffee.
He affirmed the leadership and government's commitment to expanding coffee cultivation, as it is one of the cash crops that strengthens the national economy, and resilience factors, and benefits farmers.
