FCI Trade Summit: How Access to Inputs Is Soaring in Tanzania

Drive by the three East African countries of Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda to increase food production has pushed agrochemicals to the top of the region’s agricultural agenda.

Governments, NGOs and private industry are all playing a huge role in transforming Africa’s fragmented agriculture production systems. Good agriculture practices, pesticides, fertilizers, irrigation, financing and cooperatives for agronomy and marketing alike are all playing major roles as Sub-Saharan Africa embraces the challenge of feeding more people.

Tanzania President Dr. Jakaya M. Kikwete and his administration have prioritized agriculture and embraced private industry’s ability to innovate by encouraging larger farm sizes, mechanization, irrigation and expanding access to modern input technologies.

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Market expected to grow a healthy 6.2 % per year through 2017.

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