Agriculture pathway takes off

Friday, December 04, 2020

MOENG: A hive of activities greeted visitors at Moeng College’s main entrance where construction of farm structures for the institutions’ multi-million Agriculture pathway has commenced in earnest.

The usually quiet remote Tswapong hills-based secondary school was selected by the Ministry of Basic Education (MoBE) to host facility.

It got the nod thanks to its rich history of producing its own food that sustained the school and its community in yesteryears. The vast lands around the secluded institution and abundant water from boreholes and the nearby Lotsane Dam have given the school a perfect choice for agriculture.

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