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Senior General pushes for agriculture, livestock growth in Ayeyawady
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 72746, member: 636"] Senior General Min Aung Hlaing urged Ayeyawady authorities to expand Pawsan rice cultivation for international markets during a meeting with administrators and community leaders at Maubin. The military leader emphasized agricultural education as vital for economic growth, noting plans to establish specialized universities producing experts for the sector. Officials discussed introducing Robusta coffee across 20,000 acres of horticultural land to boost export revenues. The general called for expansion of poultry, swine, cattle and duck operations alongside existing aquaculture ventures. He committed to supplying a football pitch for the township while pledging support for local university improvements. Residents requested increased farmer credit, paddy drying equipment and additional livestock plots. Union ministers and the regional chief minister responded by proposing dryer imports and rice export zone designation. [/QUOTE]
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