Stakeholders urged to learn from spice garden at Nanenane exhibition
Agricultural stakeholders in Tanzania are being encouraged to visit a specialized spice and herb garden at the 2026 Nane Nane Exhibition. The exhibit aims to demonstrate modern production technologies, such as vertical gardening, to improve crop efficiency and land use.
Why it matters
Promoting innovative agricultural techniques is essential for food security and economic development in regions with limited land availability.
DODOMA: Stakeholders in the agricultural sector, including farmers and agricultural extension officers, have been encouraged to visit the Ministry of Agriculture's Spice and Herbs Garden at the 2026 International Nane Nane Exhibition to learn about various production technologies and the uses of spices and herbs.
The call was made by the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Agricultural Extension Services Agency (NAESA), Dr Wilhelm Mafuru, during a tour of the garden at the Dr John Samuel Malecela Nane Nane Exhibition Grounds in Nzuguni, Dodoma, on July 30, 2026, as part of preparations for the exhibition scheduled to take place from August 1 to 8, 2026.
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