General Manager for Fresh Produce Development Agency (FPDA) Mark Worinu said this will only happen if foods and vegetables farming was given priority by local farmers.
He said the soil and climate is suitable for growing different types of foods and vegetables to supply the local market and even to other parts of the country.
Mr Worinu made these remarks after a trial farm visit to Laviam village outside the provincial capital.
He said organically grown fresh produce was the way forward for small to medium level PNG farmers.
