
25/07/2025
AKOBO COUNTY ON THE VERGE OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES:
Nyandit and Dengjock payams in Akobo County are emerging as significant agricultural hubs, characterized by their fertile lands and stunning landscapes.
Nyandit is known for its vast green fields and a network of rivers that provide good yields and future essential irrigation scheme development for various crops. The community has embraced agricultural practices that allow for the cultivation of staple foods, including sorghum, millet, and vegetables. The scenic beauty of Nyandit, with rolling hills and natural water bodies, not only supports agriculture but also attracts attention for its picturesque views.
Dengjock, on the other hand, boasts a rich agricultural diversity and is recognized for its contributions to local food production. The payam’s landscape is adorned with a mix of farmland and indigenous flora, creating a harmonious balance between cultivation and nature. Farmers in Dengjock utilize traditional and semi-modern farming techniques to enhance productivity, fostering a sense of community as they work together to improve agricultural outcomes.
Both payams contribute significantly to the local economy, with their agricultural outputs supporting not just the residents but also surrounding areas.
The combination of fertile land, community effort, and an increasingly eco-friendly approach to farming helps preserve the beautiful landscape of Akobo County, making Nyandit and Dengjock essential to the county's sustainability and growth.
A stunning view of sorghum and maize 🌽 plantation in Akobo County, Jonglei State.
Photo credit:Ruot Bayoch Gatluak Dinay