Agricultural services and research showcased to support farmers at Al-Jouf date festival

The Al-Jouf branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture recently highlighted agricultural services and applied research at the Sakaka date festival to support farmers. The focus was on a variety of services that help farmers assess their resources, improve product quality, and optimize agricultural practices.

These services included soil and water testing, olive oil quality analysis, and pesticide residue detection. By providing these resources, the branch aims to empower farmers to better understand their resources and implement more efficient agricultural practices.

In addition to the practical services, the Al-Jouf branch also showcased several agricultural studies and experiments. These presentations emphasized innovative applications for utilizing agricultural waste, improving soil fertility, and increasing resource efficiency. The goal was to introduce farmers to technical, laboratory, and agricultural research services that can contribute to the development of agricultural production and the sustainability of the sector in the region.

The participation in the Sakaka date festival allowed the Al-Jouf branch to directly engage with farmers and specialized organizations, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. By demonstrating these services and research outcomes, the ministry hopes to encourage farmers to adopt new solutions and experiences that can help enhance their agricultural practices and contribute to the long-term success of the sector.