She also requested the entity to improvise clean water sources at the border points with Karamoja, especially around the security roads for army officers deployed along those belts
Women farmers in Malawi have been advised to embrace crop diversification as one way of beating the effects of climate change that the country has always been experiencing over the years.
Speaking during Independent Dialogue on Gender Equality for Food Systems Transformation in Malawi held at Ufulu Garden in Lilongwe on Friday, a lecturer at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural resources (LUANAR), Dr. Judith Kamoto, said crop diversification provides smallholder farmers with a diversity of diet, improves their income and nutrition security.
Lecture at Bunda Dr.Judith Kamoto-Crop diversification is a way to go
The event was organized by the Malawi Irish Consortium on Gender Based Violence (MICGBV) in collaboration with the Irish Forum for International Agricultural Development (IFIAD). It brought together various key players in the agriculture sector.