Discussed here is the impact of the giant Nidikumba plant due to the expansion of the giant Nidikumba plant, which is considered an invasive plant in Matara district, and the actions to be taken to manage the giant Nidikumba plant. Here emphasized that all institutions should work together for a suitable program to identify the relevant land areas of the provincial secretariat divisions, including Malimbada, Thihagoda, which are spreading giant Nidikumba and to lead them towards effective consumption cultivations.

The National Land Use Plan was presented to the Deputy President by the Matara District Land Use Planning Department.

Progress in the irrigation sector, current issues of agriculture insurance, the joint mechanism in Matara district for food security and nutrition, the implementation of decisions taken at the last Agriculture Committee meeting, the issues jumping from the agriculture committees, and the agriculture industry involved. Monthly progress of the institutions, articles sent to the District Agriculture Committee, the mountain decade agricultural proposals, the growing of household goats, the proposed forward plan of the Estate Development Authority, the coconut, rubber, and cinnamon related bogus in childhood.

Matara Additional District Secretary (Idam) Mrs. Kanchana Talpawila, Matara District Director of Agriculture I. R. N. Mrs. Abedira, Matara District Secretaries including government officials involved in the agriculture industry, and agriculture organizations representatives were attended.

The meeting was organized by Agriculture of the District Secretariat of Matara.