February 6, 2016 BMJHBO Jimma The state is planning to grow wheat on 2.5 million hectares of land this year. There are 400,000 hectares of land in Jimma. The 2016 irrigation preparations were discussed in the presence of the Bureau of Irrigation and Horticulture Development and the Offices of Irrigation and Agriculture Development of the […]
February 5, 2016 BMJHBO As a state, 64,464,460 cubic meters of water has been stored so far under the Water Intensification Initiative. Accordingly, 64,464,460 cubic meters of water was stored from 45,099 household lakes, 2963 community lakes, 359 droplets and 99 percent wells from rainwater and various sources. The water storage will also improve the […]
The head of the Bureau of Irrigation and Horticulture Development, Eng. Passed by Girma Raggasa ========= Dear Peoples of our region and our structures at all levels, Happy summer tomorrow and a happy spring. Naturally, the seasons come and go in their own cycles. There are various activities that are done in the coming and […]
OIPDB 30/12/2015 Finna projects are being completed and inaugurated. One of the projects that was completed and inaugurated was the Liso project in Dillo district of Borana state. The project has the capacity to store 3 million cubic meters of water and will develop 103 hectares of land for the benefit of 200 households. The […]
OIPDB 29/12/2015 To solve the problem of irrigation water supply in our region, the Finna Oromia project was formulated and currently 73 projects are under construction and 12 of these projects have been completed and inaugurated. In the Horticultural Region, these projects are of great significance especially due to the water shortage in the region. […]
OIPDB 28/12/2015 The completion of the Anubaa finna project in Burqaa Dhintuu district of West Harargee region was attended by the Vice President of the Rural Development Sector Coordinator of the Oromia Regional State Mr. Abduramaan Abdallaan The event was attended by the Governor of West Hararghe, Mrs. Ikram Xaaha. The dam is 36 meters […]