Kasserine's Regional Agricultural Development Office has finalised its programme for the broadacre growing season. According to a well-placed source cited by Mosaïque FM and picked up by Réalités Magazine, 85,000 hectares in the region would be devoted to cereal crops, a figure not yet officially confirmed.
What programme has Kasserine’s Regional Agricultural Development Office finalised?
85,000 hectares in the region would reportedly be devoted to cereal crops — a figure not yet officially confirmed.
Kasserine’s Regional Agricultural Development Office has finalised its programme for the broadacre growing season. It is now laying the groundwork for the upcoming cereal campaign.
The details of this programme are not yet known. Its existence nonetheless shows that the coming campaign follows a framework set by the Office, not the initiative of farmers alone.
How many hectares will be devoted to cereal crops?
According to a well-placed source cited by Mosaïque FM, 85,000 hectares would be devoted to cereal crops. This figure has not yet been confirmed through any official statement.
We report it, then, with the caution its origin demands: information relayed by a media outlet, not a figure set by the relevant authorities. As things stand, it remains the only data available on the extent of the land targeted.
Where does this information come from?
The information comes from a well-placed source cited by Mosaïque FM, which puts the figure at 85,000 hectares planned for cereal crops in Kasserine. This attribution to an anonymous source, even when relayed by a recognised radio station, calls for caution regarding the official confirmation of this figure.
Réalités Magazine subsequently picked up the information. This hand-off from one outlet to another illustrates how data circulates before any institutional confirmation. In the interest of transparency, we therefore spell out the full chain: a well-placed source, cited by Mosaïque FM, then relayed by Réalités Magazine.
It remains to be seen whether this regional programme will translate, in the coming weeks, into an official statement from Kasserine’s Regional Agricultural Development Office: only such confirmation will establish with certainty the exact share reserved for cereal crops. As things stand, the figure of 85,000 hectares, put forward by a well-placed source and then relayed from outlet to outlet, remains to be officially confirmed.
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