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transformation
of the country's
agriculture sector.
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transformation of the
country's agriculture
sector.
![maf-slider-8](http://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/plugins/revslider/public/assets/assets/dummy.png)
of the country's
agriculture sector.
sustainable development of the
agriculture sector.
![Focus Group Discussion in Bor](http://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/plugins/revslider/public/assets/assets/dummy.png)
transformation of the
country's agriculture
sector.
![_DSC5761](http://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/plugins/revslider/public/assets/assets/dummy.png)
transformation of the
country's agriculture
sector.
Ecological Zones
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Greenbelt:
Good for oil palm, tea & coffee, fruits , Irish potatoes maize and vegetables, tropical forestry. -
Ironstone Plateau:
Mainly good for sorghum, groundnuts sesame sunflower and livestock herding area. -
Nile Sobat:
Ample irrigation, sunshine, alluvial soils – ideal conditions for sugar cane, rice and sorghum. -
Flood plains:
Good for sorghum, rice sugar cane, sesame and groundnuts. -
Hills and Mountains:
Good for tea, coffee, temperate fruits,(apples, grapes), forest plantations and wheat. -
Arid Zone:
Good for gum acacia.
Crops grown in South Sudan
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Cash Crops
Coffee, tea and tobacco are important cash crops that grow well in areas of the
![](https://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Mafs-beans-150x150.jpg)
Beans
Beans are important crops of nutritional value that are grown under different climatic conditions. Currently,
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Cotton
Cotton is another oil seed cash crop that has a great potential. Its production was
7-day weather forecast for Juba
Potential Areas for Investment in the Agro-industrial Sector
- Saw mills, fruit canning factory and brewery in Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal state.
- Kenaf project for making and packaging Hessian cloth in Tonj, Warrap State.
- Nzara Agro Industrial Complex, Western Equatoria State and Mongalla Cotton Spinning and Weaving factory, Central Equatoria state.
- Paper making project from papyrus that grows in the Sudd or swamps of the states of Warrap, Unity, Upper Nile, Jonglei and Lakes states.
Ministry Vision
The vision is sustainable transformation of the country’s agriculture sector into a vibrant and productive economic sector that contributes to economic growth, social wellbeing, national food and nutrition security and poverty alleviation.
Ministry Mission
Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for over 87 percent of the rural population in the Republic of South Sudan; through increased productivity, sustainable and quality production coupled with integrated planning and sustainable and environmentally sustainable management.
Ongoing Projects
Weekly Food Price Index
Item | Quantity | Price (SSP) |
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Tomatoes | 1 Kg | 200 |
Sugar | 1 Kg | 500 |
Maize Flour Bag | 10kg | 2340 |
Okra | 1 Kg | 400 |
Onions | 1 Kg | 550 |
Video
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News
Stakeholders Validate Additional Financing Output Agreement to Scale up Agriculture and Livelihoods Support in Flood Affected Counties
Stakeholders Validate Additional Financing Output Agreement to Scale up Agriculture and Livelihoods Support in Flood Affected Counties Hon. Josephine Lagu Yanga, Minister of Agriculture and
![](https://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Launch-Pic1-800x451.jpg)
New safety net project to benefit more than 96,000 vulnerable South Sudanese households with socioeconomic opportunities
Juba, 17 August 2023 – The Government of the Republic of South Sudan unveils a new $129 million World Bank-funded Productive Safety Net for Socio-economic
![](https://mafs.gov.ss/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Oriet-800x600.jpeg)
Emergency Cash Assistance Improves the Livelihoods of Desert Locust-Affected Communities in South Sudan
Elizabeth Oriet sits near her house in Liria Payam, Juba County. Photo: Janet Maya Logo / Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security. JUBA, August 9,