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College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Undertakes Field Visit during Third-Year Apple Harvest
Salale University is marking the third consecutive year of production at its small-scale apple farm, with the ongoing harvest showing encouraging progress and demonstrating the University’s continued commitment to strengthening agricultural research, practical training, and community-oriented development initiatives.
As part of the harvest activities, a delegation of leaders and officials from the College of Agriculture And Natural Resource conducted a field visit to the university’s apple farm. The delegation was led by the Dean of the College of Agriculture and natural resource, Dr. Belew Bekele, together with representatives from various academic departments.
During the visit, Dr. Belew Bekele delivered a brief address at the farm site, commending the dedication of the research team and emphasizing the importance of advancing applied research and practical training in horticultural crop production. He further highlighted plans to establish additional nursery sites aimed at expanding community outreach and improving access to quality planting materials, noting that the initiative’s impact extends beyond the campus by supporting farmers, researchers, and broader horticultural development efforts in surrounding communities.
The visiting delegation also received a detailed technical briefing from Mr. Mesfin Nigussie, a researcher from the Department of Horticulture. He provided an overview of the establishment and management practices of the apple production project, outlining its achievements, operational challenges, and future prospects. He emphasized the role of the small-scale apple farm in supporting student training, research activities, and technology dissemination.
In their respective remarks, visiting officials from different departments shared opinions, suggestions, and recommendations aimed at strengthening the project. Their feedback focused on enhancing productivity, fostering interdepartmental collaboration, and expanding fruit production to increase both academic relevance and community impact.
Reporter:-Urge Gemechu
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