Current, verified agricultural developments for this country.
Eritrea’s Ministry of Information reports that farmers in Teseney received practical and classroom training on small productive farm plots. Agricultural experts highlighted water and soil conservation, organic fertiliser, improved seeds, and opportunities to expand fruit, vegetable, poultry and dairy production.
Source: Eritrea Ministry of Information (Shabait) · Verified: 2026-10-15
Read original source →Eritrea’s Ministry of Information reported that 160 quintals of improved potato seed were distributed in June to farmers in the Dubarwa area and planted across five hectares. Farmers reported good yields and market supply, with training expected to support further production.
Source: Eritrea Ministry of Information · Verified: 2026-10-14
Read original source →Eritrea’s national conference on agricultural studies opened in Asmara on 20 August 2026, bringing together government officials, researchers, farmers’ representatives and food processors. Its programme included 77 research papers on extension, digital agriculture, value chains, climate adaptation, biodiversity and agricultural governance.
Source: Eritrea Ministry of Information · Verified: 2026-10-14
Read original source →FAO reports that Eritrean government, research, private-sector and international stakeholders discussed foodborne illness, pesticide risks, inspection systems and development of a national food-control policy to strengthen food safety across the agrifood system.
Source: FAO in Eritrea · Verified: 2026-10-13
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