The Jubaland Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation has officially taken over several newly completed irrigation canals that are now ready to deliver water to farming communities across four key agricultural areas in the Lower Jubba region.
The newly established canals are expected to play a vital role in strengthening irrigation systems, increasing crop production, and enhancing food security for local communities.
By ensuring a more reliable supply of water during cultivation seasons, the infrastructure will enable farmers to expand agricultural activities and improve overall productivity.
Officials from the ministry described the project as a significant step toward supporting sustainable agricultural development and improving the livelihoods of farming households. The canals are anticipated to reduce water shortages, boost harvest yields, and contribute to the long-term growth of the agricultural sector in Lower Jubba.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation reaffirmed its commitment to investing in irrigation infrastructure and supporting farmers through initiatives that promote resilience, food production, and economic development across Jubaland.
