“More than 300 people have been registered and the training would begin (today) and end on Saturday,” said Sariki.
Wosera Gawi Rural Development officer Angela Gosiba said that the program began at Blamda as Blamda Community Agriculture Service in 2016 and now has about 10 cluster groups in North and South Wosera LLGs doing fresh water fish farming.
She also said encouraged more youths and females to participate in this farming activity to bring positive change into their communities and boost the local economy.
