Sugar Cane Harvest -  0.4 shilling

Sugar Cane Harvest - 0.4 shilling

Year
1961
Face Value
0.4
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Plants & Flora

Catalogs References

Michel
SO 20
Yvert & Tellier
SO 13
Stanley Gibbons
SO 372

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Perforation
13
Printing
Photogravure
Designer
Corrado Mancioli
Printers
IPS Off. Carte Valori (Officina Governativa Carte Valori)
This stamp illustrates the harvesting of sugar cane, an important commercial crop grown in fertile regions of southern Somalia. Sugar cane cultivation supported the development of local agro-industries, particularly sugar production, which played a role in reducing dependence on imported goods and creating employment opportunities.

In the years following independence, agricultural expansion was viewed as a key component of economic progress. Investments in irrigation and farming infrastructure helped increase productivity in areas suitable for large-scale crop cultivation. The stamp celebrates the significance of sugar cane production and its contribution to Somalia's agricultural and industrial development during the early 1960s.