While Morocco has been confined since March 20, poachers have resumed their activities. The Ministry of Agriculture states that several acts of poaching have been committed in several regions of the kingdom.
Dilemma for the Department of Water and Forests, concerned on the one hand by the protection of wild boars so that they do not roam the streets of Rabat, and on the other hand by the tranquility of the populations. Thus, it has innovated by replacing the traditional battues with the installation of movable traps, pending deconfinement.
In response to various complaints, the water and forestry administration has captured and neutralized 36 wild boars, up to April 14, 2020 in Morocco.
A major constraint for beneficiaries, inheritance concerning lands belonging to the private domain of the State is now a reality in Morocco, thanks to a new text adopted on Thursday by the Council of Government.
The suspension of customs duties on soft wheat will be extended beyond June 15 in Morocco. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Despite the whims of the climate, the regional agricultural department ensures that the needs of the Casablanca-Settat region will be met by uninterrupted production and regular supply to the various markets in the region.
Olive plantations in the northern region of Morocco continue to benefit from government support through the Ministry of Agriculture. A program to develop 4,200 hectares of olive groves has been launched.
Starting this Friday, March 27, 2.5 million quintals of subsidized barley will be distributed to the benefit of livestock farmers in areas affected by the rainfall deficit.
The unusual flow of certain agricultural food products could not create a shortage on the Moroccan market. In a press release, the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries stressed that supply will be made gradually.
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The Minister of Agriculture and Maritime Fisheries, Aziz Akhannouch, has opened negotiations for a new fisheries agreement with Russia.
The 15th edition of the International Agricultural Show in Morocco (SIAM) will not take place this year, at least not as long as the threat of the coronavirus epidemic remains so strong. This decision is part of the security measures taken by the authorities to prevent the spread of Covid-19.