Agricultural advisors from the Shire Valley Basin have undergone an extensive five-week training on, among others, sustainable soil and land as well as environmental conservation in order for them to impart same knowledge gained to farmers at their respective work stations.
Organised by Malawi Watershed Improved (MWASIP) project, the extension workers are expected to continuously engage with farmers in what is called Farmers Field School approach.
The training was held at Ministry of Agriculture’s Zomba Residential Training Centre and MWASIP project’s technical team leader Joseph Kanyangalazi said the project targets land restoration in the Shire Valley Basin of Mangochi, Machinga, Neno, Blantyre, Zomba and Ntcheu whose land has been degraded through improper agricultural practices that lead to massive soil erosion.
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