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IFDC Project Boosts Seed Production and Storage in Gitega Province

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The International Fertilizer Development Center launched the Private Seed Sector Development (PSSD2) project to support the Tuduzumwimbu Nyamugari Cooperative in Gitega Province. Through the project, the cooperative expanded its cultivated area from 2 to 6 hectares and saw maize production increase from 500 kilograms to 2 metric tons per hectare, and bean production rise from 200 kilograms to 1 metric ton on 0.5 hectares. Initially, the cooperative faced significant losses due to inadequate storage capacity, but in 2025, PSSD2 supported co-financing for an 80-metric ton storage warehouse.

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The project provided training and improved inputs, leading to a total estimated production of 60 metric tons per season. The new storage facility allows the cooperative to reduce post-harvest losses and market its produce under more favorable conditions, supporting local agricultural capacity in Gitega Province.

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  • Gitega ProvinceSpeculative

    The province might see increased local revenue and greater supply capacity due to the cooperative's expanded production and reduced post-harvest losses.

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