US EditionImproved Maize Seeds Boost Productivity and Hope for Farmers in Eastern Rwanda
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Maize farmers in the Eastern Province, especially those in Kayonza and Rwamagana, were shown modern, fast-growing, and weather-resistant maize seeds. These maize seeds, which were researched and distributed by the RICA Institute, are distributed by West Seed Company, which has also set up field schools to help farmers learn how to grow maize to achieve good yields. Nigena Claver, a West Seed Company inspector, said that their tests showed that t…
Improved Maize Seeds Boost Productivity and Hope for Farmers in Eastern Rwanda
Farmers in the districts of Rwamagana and Kayonza in Rwanda’s Eastern Province say newly introduced maize seed varieties are giving them renewed hope for higher productivity and increased income. The farmers say the improved seeds mature faster, produce higher yields, and are more resilient to climate change, offering a promising boost to agricultural production in
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