المملكة: Pictures: “Weqa” fortifies Jamoum tomatoes with a specialized workshop to combat “brown wrinkles”

It aimed to mobilize farmers and specialists to confront the “brown wrinkle” disease of tomato fruits and limit its economic repercussions. In a proactive step aimed at enhancing food security and protecting economic crops.

Plant pests and animal diseases

The workshop mainly sought to raise “preventive awareness” among agricultural producers about the seriousness of this viral disease, highlighting its direct impact on the quantity and quality of tomato production in the region, which requires urgent technical intervention.

During the meeting, the specialists reviewed a detailed map of the most prominent symptoms of the disease to ensure early detection, with a precise explanation of the rapid ways of transmission between crops, which constitutes a stone. The corner in the control and control strategy.

The center presented a package of strict preventive measures and control methods adopted globally, putting in the hands of farmers practical solutions to limit the spread of the virus and ensure the protection of agricultural land from damage.

Live indicative presentations and open discussions

The event witnessed wide interaction through live indicative presentations and open discussions, in which experts answered the farmers’ concerned inquiries and provided accurate technical recommendations to enhance daily agricultural practices and correct Misconceptions.

The “Weqa” Center focuses its efforts on empowering farmers with knowledge by transferring scientific expertise and best practices, with the aim of improving the efficiency of dealing with high-priority pests and ensuring the sustainability of agricultural production.

These field movements come within the center’s commitment to its strategic role in protecting the agricultural sector and raising the quality of local crops, which reflects positively on farmers’ economies and provides safe products to consumers.