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USAID Stop-Work Order and Its Impact on SATG’s Agricultural Initiatives
The USAID Stop-Work Order has disrupted key agricultural initiatives in Somalia, including SATG’s involvement in the Inclusive Resilience in Somalia (IRiS) program. Despite significant progress in strengthening the agricultural sector, the halt to operations poses challenges. SATG remains committed to advancing sustainable development in Somalia’s agriculture and will continue to seek opportunities for growth and resilience.
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Aragsan: A Game-Changing Mung Bean Variety for Somali Farmers
We are delighted to share a momentous development in the agricultural landscape of Somalia,...
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From Struggle to Success: Fadumo’s Remarkable Story in Mareerey Village
Mareerey is a small rural village with a population of over 800 families from marginalized...
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Siman Hybrid: Revolutionizing Maize Farming for Prosperity in Somalia
hybrid maize introduced by Filsan Siman, the ground-breaking hybrid maize introduced by Filsan...
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Revolutionizing Somali Agriculture: Introducing the Siman Maize Hybrid for Increased Yields and Food Security
New maize hybrid called Siman was produced by Filsan Somalia, and it is the first hybrid ever...
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Testing BioEnsure
Testing BioEnsure Though BioEnsureTM, has shown promising results in other areas of the world, it...
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A New Innovative Approach to Protect Crops Against Drought, Temperature and Salt Stress
Drought stress Drought stress can be extremely damaging to crop production systems, and with...
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Hydrological Drought of the Shabelle River and its Economic Impact to Lower Shabelle Farmers
Shabelle river SHABELLE RIVER and its Economic Impact to Lower Shabelle Farmers The Lower Shabelle...
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Somali Staple Food Crops at Risk
Maize and sorghum are staple food crops for the subsistence farming community in Somalia. These...
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One-year with Somalia Agriculture Technical Group (SATG)
My name is Warsame Abdulaziz Mohamud. I have obtained a bachelor degree in Business Administration...
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Drought is Hitting Hard Again in Most Parts of Somalia
Shabelle River, Afgoi – December 2017 It is the third continuous year that drought has hit...
Read MoreSomali Agriculture Cooperatives (Video)
Agricultural cooperatives play an important role in enhancing food security and creating sustainable employment for youth, women and marginalized small-scale farmers. Small and medium scale farmers gain tangible benefits from agricultural cooperatives that lead to food security…
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