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= AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION OF SOMALIA Somalia is a country that has many different resources such as fish, farming and live animals which are among the things that Somalia is rich in and is the most blessed source. This section will be divided into different headings • Introduction • The history of farming in Somalia

The different types of crops that Somalis grow • The fruits and crops that are popular in Somalia and grown in Somalia • The land suitable for farming • The different regions of Somalia and their crops are distributed in each region INTRODUCTION Agricultural production is the primary source of food for more than half of the Somali population, who are pastoralists. Also, the farms produce many types of crops which are used in the processing of various foods that are eaten in Somalia. According to a report issued by the World Food Fund (WFP), about 65% of Somalia's economy depends on the country's agricultural production, most of which are agricultural.[2] On the other hand, the Somali people are very dependent on livestock farming, which is directly related to the country's agricultural production.

Farming and farming in Somalia has gone through different stages with a history that has been inherited for more than 3000 thousand centuries. It was a long time before the cultivation of the two rivers Juba and Shabelle. The Italian colonists were there. After independence until the collapse of the central government in 1960-1991, during the post-independence period, agriculture was well-informed and at that time there was a direction for the people to be directed to agriculture, and agriculture became the most important job in the economic backbone of the country after independence. From 1970 to 1991,

the country achieved self-sufficiency in production, and African and European countries used to export goods from the country, which brought in a lot of money from Somalia. One of the differences was the need for us to allow our citizens to farm. An estimate made in 1985 of the land suitable for farming was 8 million hectares at the same time the government of Somalia planted 1 million hectares of land in Somalia.