[Salayea District, Lofa County, March 4, 2025] – In a continued push to mobilize farmers and boost domestic food production, Agriculture Minister Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah has called on young Liberians to take the lead in transforming the country’s farming sector, emphasizing that the future of our food security depends on their active involvement in agriculture.
[Monrovia, Liberia – February 27, 2025] – In a bold move to revolutionize Liberia’s agricultural landscape, the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) has equipped its field staff with 52 motorbikes and four vehicles, empowering them to better support farmers and boost productivity. This strategic initiative enhances mobility and operational efficiency for District Agriculture Officers (DAOs), County Agriculture Coordinators (CACs), and Regional Agriculture Coordinators (RACs)—the frontline champions of Liberia’s agricultural growth
[Ganta, Nimba County – February 20, 2025] - The Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) has launched a comprehensive training program on Extension and Advisory Services for both old and newly appointed county staff, including Regional Agriculture Coordinators (RACs), County Agriculture Coordinators (CACs), District Agriculture Officers (DAOs), and other relevant personnel. The training in Ganta, Nimba County, runs from February 17 to 22, 2025
[Bong County, – February 18, 2025] – The Government of Liberia, under the Liberians Feed Yourselves Agenda, has identified Bong County as a key area for large-scale lowland rice cultivation. As part of efforts to meet the 6,500-hectare target for rice expansion this year, Minister of Agriculture Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah visited the county to rally local farmers, encouraging them to take full advantage of Liberia’s abundant natural resources for sustainable food production
Suakoko, Bong County – [Date] – In a significant advancement toward boosting food security and achieving self-sufficiency in rice production, the Ministry of Agriculture, through the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI), has unveiled two high-yield rice varieties identified as the top-performing strains in Liberia. This initiative is part of the government’s “Liberians Feed Yourselves Agenda” and aims to reduce the country’s dependence on imported rice significantly