Ngape Township Plants Over 25,000 Acres of Rain-fed Crops

 

Ngape, 8 July

 

Ngape Township in Magway Region has successfully planted 25,369 acres of rain-fed crops so far, according to the Township Agriculture Department.

 

The Township aims to cultivate a total of 40,230 acres this year. Key irrigation support is provided by the Manchaung and Yinshee reservoirs, with systematic water distribution managed by the local Irrigation Department.

 

Crops planted include 455 acres of rain-fed paddy, 12,891 acres of sesame, 4,341 acres of green gram, and various others such as corn, sunflower, peanuts, tea, coffee, vegetables, and fruits.

 

Farmers are receiving support in the form of seeds, agricultural inputs, and pest control guidance. Field staff are actively monitoring crop health, and awareness programs are being conducted online.— Ma Yu (Ngaphe)

Translated by JT