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LUDUON, BAYELSA STATE — The Leader of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Monday-Bubou Edwin Obolo, PhD, has continued to demonstrate a commitment to agricultural development through the expansion of the Obolo Dynasty Integrated Farm in Luduon community, Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State.
During the weekend, an associate of the Assembly Leader joined him at the farm for routine agricultural activities, including land clearing, pruning and the treatment of fungal infections affecting crops.
The exercise provided an opportunity to gain practical knowledge of modern farming practices and the importance of proper farm maintenance in improving crop health, productivity and overall agricultural output.
The farm manager, Hon. Onini Mao Tari, PhD, was present to supervise the activities and ensure that the processes were properly carried out to achieve the desired results.
The Obolo Dynasty Integrated Farm is described as one of the largest and fastest-growing agricultural ventures in Bayelsa State, with growing ambitions to contribute significantly to food production and agricultural development in the state.
Speaking on the farm’s prospects, the participant expressed optimism that the agricultural project could become a major food production hub for Bayelsa State and the wider Niger Delta region in the coming years.
The development highlights the potential of large-scale farming to create economic opportunities, strengthen food security and promote sustainable agricultural practices across the Niger Delta.
With sustained investment, effective management and the adoption of appropriate farming techniques, the Obolo Dynasty Integrated Farm is expected to play an increasingly important role in advancing agricultural productivity and supporting the region’s food supply chain.
