SMALL Scale Farmers Development Agency (SAFADA) director Boyd Moobwe says the Food Reserve Agency’s (FRA) decision to buy soya beans at K6 per Kilogram is disappointing. Recently, FRA Board Chairperson Kelvin Hambwezya announced that the agency would be buying soya beans, this marketing season, at K6 per kilogram once it put resources in order. But in an interview, Saturday, Moobwe said FRA should have bought the grain at the same price as last year or higher, arguing that the agency could easily export to other countries. “First and foremost, allow me to commend [the] FRA for rescinding their decision not to buy soya from the farmers because the farmers depend on government. Government is the buyer and we commend FRA...