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Agricultural sector currently safe from Covid-19 impacts: EABA

Egypt’s agricultural sector so far remains unaffected by the ongoing coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, said Adel El-Ghandour, head of the agriculture committee at the Egyptian African Businessmen’s Association (EABA) on Tuesday.

Published by: Daily News on 7 July 2020

Enhancing Food security: Egypt increases 20/21 FY allocations for agriculture by 2%

The Egyptian government boosted the investment funds for the agriculture and irrigation sector in the new fiscal year 2020/2021, with an increase of 2 percent, to enhance the state’s food security and rationalize the food imports, amid the crisis of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic.

Published by: Egypt Today on 21 June 2020

Choose the Varieties of Paddy According to Your Region & Get Maximum Yield

Paddy or rice is the most important food crop in India which covers a quarter of the total cropped area. Paddy is the food of about half of the Indian population. Paddy is grown successfully in regions with a hot climate. Paddy cultivation is also practiced in a wide area in Italy, Egypt, and Spain. 

Published by: Krishi Jagran on 15 June 2020. 

Growing Egypt's wheat supply

Egypt is improving its wheat supply chain to meet growing demand for bread. FAO and the EBRD are supporting the Egyptian Government and the industry in their efforts.

Published by: FAO on 11 June 2020

Egypt's agricultural exports tap into global markets during coronavirus period

Egypt's agricultural exports tapped into the global markets, including the US and European markets during the coronavirus crisis period because of their high quality, the Agriculture Ministry said on Monday.

Published by: Egypt Today on 27 April 2020