The sowing season for crops in the Kef governorate is coming to an end, with about 82% of the designated areas sown, Abdelkarim Hidri, head of the Local Union of Agriculture and Fisheries (URAP), told TAP. Abdelkarim Hidri said the agricultural season had been delayed by a lack of rain and the unavailability of fertilisers, noting that farmers in the region had braved these unfavourable conditions to ensure a good harvest. However, he deplored a serious shortage of ammonium nitrate, a vital substance for grain crops, which has adversely affected farm yields. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
Kef: 82% of grain growing area cultivated
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