The Jazan branch of the National Research and Development Center for Sustainable Agriculture (Estidamah) has announced key contributions aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and supporting farmers in the region. As part of its ongoing efforts, the branch has successfully distributed over 155,000 seedlings of various tropical fruits, including mango, papaya, pineapple, and guava, contributing to effectively enhancing agricultural diversity across Jazan.
Over (4,000) farmers have benefited from the branch diverse training programs and services, reflecting its commitment to developing agricultural skills and enhancing the local farming community. Additionally, the branch has conducted more than 21,000 soil and water analyses, which helps farmers increase production efficiency and sustainably improve crop quality..
Dr. Khalid Al-Rahili, Estidamah Director General, affirmed the Estidamah continued commitment to providing support and help to farmers. This ongoing effort, he noted, aligns with a national vision aimed at achieving food security and enhancing sustainable development within the agricultural sector.