Almost P12m more to pay farmers

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The Livestock Management and Infrastructure Development (LIMID) programme received a total of P11,998,800 injection between December and January. This was after an initial budget of P50 million got exhausted before the end of the financial year.

According to principal public relations officer in the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Boikhutso Rabasha, they had to source funds from elsewhere to pay farmers or suppliers who had sold their small stock to them.  The small stock was to be distributed to beneficiaries of the poverty eradication programme.

Rabasha has acknowledged that there have been delayed payments for small stock farmers who sold their livestock to government from as far back as November last year.  This was due to a limited budget, she said.

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