New Agricultural Project to Support 200,000 Egyptian Farmers Using Technology
The Agricultural Research Center in Egypt has announced the launch of a new project titled "Agri-Tech for Egypt." This ambitious project aims to provide technical and financial support to more than 200,000 farmers across the various governorates of the country, as part of the state's efforts to develop the agricultural sector.
The project focuses primarily on providing innovative solutions to address climate change, which affects agricultural crops. By using modern technology, experts aim to help farmers protect their lands from weather fluctuations and ensure the continuity of high-quality production.
The project also aims to reduce agricultural production costs for farmers, helping them increase their profits and improve their standard of living. The plan includes the use of modern irrigation and fertilization methods that contribute to reducing waste and increasing the quantity of crops produced at the end of the season.
This project comes as an important step toward achieving food security in Egypt. It is expected that the implementation of these new technologies will improve work efficiency in the fields, which will enhance the Egyptian farmer's ability to compete in local and international markets.