Emmanuel University urges Malawians to adopt biofertilizer for higher productivity in the agricultural sector
Nyasa Times
2024.07.04
Emmanuel University, in partnership with the Malawi Government and Permaculture under Scope Malawi, has urged stakeholders in Lilongwe Rural West Education Division to adopt biofertilizer for higher productivity in the agricultural sector.
During a training session on biofertilizer production at Kamphata Trading Center in Lilongwe, stakeholders were equipped and trained to make organic fertilizers from household waste such as eggshells, ashes, milk, and livestock waste.
Project chairperson Mrs. Clara Mkandawire encouraged stakeholders, including teachers, mother group members, PTA members, and community leaders, to share the knowledge with their communities during church services and other gatherings to reach a wider audience and improve livelihoods.
Emmanuel University, in partnership with the Malawi Government and Permaculture under Scope Malawi, has urged stakeholders in Lilongwe Rural West Education Division to adopt biofertilizer for higher productivity in the agricultural sector.
During a training session on biofertilizer production at Kamphata Trading Center in Lilongwe, stakeholders were equipped and trained to make organic fertilizers from household waste such as eggshells, ashes, milk, and livestock waste.
Project chairperson Mrs. Clara Mkandawire encouraged stakeholders, including teachers, mother group members, PTA members, and community leaders, to share the knowledge with their communities during church services and other gatherings to reach a wider audience and improve livelihoods.
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