Twenty South Sudanese agriculturalists have graduated on Tuesday in different fields.
The graduates comprising seven female and 13 males underwent training on agro-forestry, crop and animals’ production, Radio Easter reports.
They also learned bee-keeping, fish-farming, farm-engineering, food processing and nutrition.
The graduates say they learnt livelihood skills and knowledge of farming and helping other farmers in their respective states.
Yei River State Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, Mary Apayi Ayiga, advises the graduates to put into practice the kills learnt in order to produce enough food.
The graduation was held at Yei Crop Training Centre hall.
The training that attracted participants from different states of South Sudan, was supported by the World Vision.