US EditionYouths engage in taro farming
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Youths engage in taro farming
YOUTH members of the Besi Youth Association in the highlands of North Malaita have planted nearly 1000 taro suckers in a move to embrace agriculture and make a living. This initiative reflects the group’s commitment and dedication to farming as a sustainable and economically viable foundation for its members. A statement from the Malaita Youth Hub issued last week highlighted the association’s progress, noting that preparations are now underway …
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