Enga provincial government backs coffee nurseries in Kompiam-Ambum
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At a glance
- The Ambum Coffee Cooperative Society is raising 70,000 coffee seedlings in Kompiam District.
- The seedlings are being grown at 10 locations within the Ambum local-level government area.
- The plants will be distributed to council wards in the area.
The Ambum Coffee Cooperative Society is raising 70,000 coffee seedlings across 10 locations in the Ambum local-level government area of Papua New Guinea’s Kompiam District.
The seedlings will be distributed to the respective council wards in the area. The initiative is supported by the Enga provincial government.
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