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The Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) says persons who engage in backyard gardening are not required to obtain a RADA Farmer Identification Card, dismissing claims circulating on social media platforms.
In a statement, the authority said that persons who maintain backyard gardens for personal, household, or recreational purposes are not required to register as farmers or obtain a Farmer Identification Card.
RADA explained that its Farmer Registration Programme is intended primarily for individuals engaged in agricultural production for commercial purposes.
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