Trainees in the AGRISPARK project have been urged to ensure the outreach materials prepared for farmers are clear, practical, and accessible through effective audience analysis, they were guided by using simple language, relevant examples, and visuals to enhance farmers’ understanding and application of agricultural knowledge. The remark has been made by co-researcher in the AGRISPARK project, Dr. Nicholous Mwalukasa when shaping project students’ understanding on audience analysis and engagement with farming communities before starting preparing outreach materials for farmers

 Proper planning and development of training materials play a crucial role in ensuring effective learning and knowledge transfer to farmers. This was emphasized by Prof. Athman Kyaruzi Ahmad from the Agricultural Extension Department at Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) during an AGRISPARK project training session for students developing small booklets aimed at addressing various challenges faced by farmers in Tanzania.

Researchers from the AGRISPARK project at Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) have begun implementing a plan to develop small booklets aimed at addressing various challenges faced by farmers in the country by training student researchers who will participate in the preparation of these booklets. While opening the training, Dr. Philbert Nyinondi, the Principal Investigator of the AGRISPARK project on participatory methods for students and farmers in agricultural knowledge and technology Innovation and Transfer, urged the trainees to pay close attention to the training sessions because they aim to build their foundational skills for the work they are about to embark on.