This resistance significantly reduces pesticide use, lowers production costs for farmers, and improves crop reliability.
The recognition follows strong first half financial results reported earlier this year.
Tanzania’s sugar factories have resumed production, raising hopes of improved supplies and lower prices after months of shortages caused by delayed harvesting and milling.
Government expands coffee farming into new regions, backed by increased funding, cooperative reforms and infrastructure investments to accelerate production growth.
The initiative is intended to narrow the price gap between livestock producers north and south of the veterinary cordon fence.