Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Waterways, Tomasi Tunabuna, recently engaged with staff in the Western Division, beginning his tour at the Ba office as part of his 2025 initiative. During his visit, Tunabuna expressed his appreciation for the employees’ hard work and commitment, noting the challenges they face while supporting stakeholders, especially farmers.
He emphasized the significance of integrity, the need for staying updated with developments, and the adoption of new technologies in agriculture. This focus on innovation is aimed at enhancing productivity and sustainability for local farmers. Furthermore, Tunabuna highlighted the necessity of teamwork, suggesting that collaboration would foster improvements within both the Ba office and the Ministry as a whole.
Senior Agriculture Officer, Petero Mausio, responded positively to Tunabuna’s presence, describing the visit as a morale booster for the team in their efforts to elevate their work standards.
Looking ahead, Tunabuna is set to visit livestock farmers in Ba and Tavua over the next two days to gather valuable insights on how the Ministry can provide further assistance to the agricultural sector.
This visit underscores a proactive approach to agriculture, highlighting the government’s commitment to supporting farmers through innovation and collaboration. It’s a hopeful reminder that continuous improvement and teamwork can significantly impact local agriculture, benefiting both the farmers and the communities they serve.
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