Efforts underway to promote agricultural and livestock-based industries in Pyay

BAGO Region Chief Min­ister U Myo Swe Win in­spected livestock breeding and industrial production activities aimed at pro­moting agricultural and livestock-based industries in Pyay Township on 22 August.

During his visit to the Pyay Livestock Zone, the chief minister observed lo­cal goat and broiler farm­ing practices, instructed relevant officials to fa­cilitate the cultivation of feed crops and promote the production and sale of organic fertilizer made of animal waste, and inspect­ed the site of a planned earth-filled embankment dam intended to ensure an adequate supply of drink­ing water for the zone.

The chief minister also visited industrial fa­cilities in the Nawaday Industrial Zone, including the workshop of entrepre­neur U Kyin Oo, which manufactures SOGO wa­ter tanks and ice chests, and the Chinthaymin rice mill owned by U Tin Hla, where discarded rice husks are recycled into fuel pellets.

At the Pyay Industrial Zone Management Com­mittee Office, the chief minister instructed zone officials to ensure smooth access to the zone, main­tain a stable electricity supply, and systematically record the products man­ufactured in the zone for both domestic consump­tion and export.

Finally, he visited the facility of entrepreneur Daw Htay Htay Maw, which produces locally made chicken feed using domestic raw materials to replace imported feed and operates a flock of 10,000 layers. To support busi­ness expansion, the chief minister coordinated with relevant officials to assist in expanding the operation to include meat and broiler chicken production. —Re­gional IPRD/TH