MIFCO, Agriculture Ministry discuss potential agricultural developments

MIFCO and the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Welfare discussed potential agricultural developments at MIFCO's head office. MIFCO plans to assess sites for agricultural potential, expand operations, and develop a work plan. They considered increasing livestock like goats and chickens at Kooddoo and Felivaru Fisheries Complexes, expanding activities in Funadhoo, and providing technical training. The ministry assured full support, including help with crop and disease management. MIFCO noted that farming reduces food costs for employees and generates revenue. MIFCO employs about 2,000 people.

MIFCO and the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Welfare discussed potential agricultural developments at MIFCO's head office. MIFCO plans to assess sites for agricultural potential, expand operations, and develop a work plan. They considered increasing livestock like goats and chickens at Kooddoo and Felivaru Fisheries Complexes, expanding activities in Funadhoo, and providing technical training. The ministry assured full support, including help with crop and disease management. MIFCO noted that farming reduces food costs for employees and generates revenue. MIFCO employs about 2,000 people.

MIFCO and the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Welfare discussed potential agricultural developments at MIFCO's head office. MIFCO plans to assess sites for agricultural potential, expand operations, and develop a work plan. They considered increasing livestock like goats and chickens at Kooddoo and Felivaru Fisheries Complexes, expanding activities in Funadhoo, and providing technical training. The ministry assured full support, including help with crop and disease management. MIFCO noted that farming reduces food costs for employees and generates revenue. MIFCO employs about 2,000 people.

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