Moroccan government tackles low rainfall
2008-05-15
The Moroccan government has adopted a series of measures aimed at easing the impact of a rainfall shortage in certain regions, MAP quoted Agricultural Minister Aziz Akhannouch as saying on Wednesday (May 14th). The measures include marketing cereals, providing agricultural insurance, and preparing seeds for the next season. The 2008 agricultural season has been characterised by a 27% decrease in rainfall compared to last year, Akhannouch said.
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