FRANCISTOWN: A weevil attack has forced the Francistown City Council (FCC) to dispose of 128 bags of sorghum at the city’s landfill. Weevils are temporary nuisance pests that damage stored food products. On January 22, Mmegi learnt that FCC employees had taken sorghum bags from its storage facility to the landfill at Dumela Industrial Site after it was discovered that they were attacked by weevils.
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Government’s new inputs programme, Temo Letlotlo, has put a provision that requires all participating farmers to make a compulsory donation of 50kg bag of grain for every hectare subsidised to the strategic grain reserve effective the 2024-2025 planting season. Documents availed on Temo Letlotlo, which is replacing the Integrated Support Programme for Arable Agriculture Development (ISPAAD), states that the move is expected to promote ‘Go Ipelega’ and cultivate the spirit of self reliance amongst farmers.