well as the Mindu Dam. Lukande Village in the Ulanga District and Matombo in the Morogoro Rural District both have some mining activity.Three different mineral categories, including gemstones, building materials (such as sand, gravel, and stones), and industrial minerals (such as limestone, mica, and graphite).The Region's main economic sector is agriculture. About 80–90% of the labor force of Morogoro Region is employed there. The sisal estates, vast rice farms, and sugar estates in Dakawa in Morogoro Rural District, Mngeta in Mlimba District, and Kilangali in Kilosa District are examples of large industrial and commercial plantation farms. The two main crops for staple foods are maize and paddy. Sorghum, sweet potatoes, beans, cassava, millet, groundnuts, tomatoes, fruits, and vegetables are some of the other food crops grown in the area. Cotton, coffee, sisal, onions, oil seeds (such simsim and sunflower), and some cocoa along the mountain slopes are the main economic crops in the region. Agriculture The Region's main economic sector is agriculture. About 80–90% of the labor force in the area is employed there. Farmers of different sizes participate in agriculture. Morogoro Region is also Tanzanian's cocoa capital, with 20% of the farmers there growing cocoa. Over 70,000 thousand tons of cocoa beans are produced in Tanzania with the majority coming from Morogoro Region and a vast majority of it grown organically. The sisal estates, vast paddy farms, and sugar estates in Dakawa, Morogoro Rural District, Mngeta, Mlimba District, and Kilangali, Kilosa District are examples of large farms. The two main crops for staple foods are maize and paddy. Sorghum, sweet potatoes, beans, cassava, millet, groundnuts, tomatoes, fruits, and vegetables are some of the other food crops grown in the area. Cotton, coffee, sisal, onions, oil seeds (such simsim and sunflower), and some cocoa along the mountain slopes are the main economic crops in the region. Statistics on employment by industry show how important various economic activities are in terms of employment. More than half (76 percent) of all jobs in the Morogoro Region will be in the education sector between 2016 and 2020. Agriculture and livestock are second with 4.7 percent of employment, followed by the health sector with 13.2 percent. With only 0.8% of all employees in the region throughout the time period, natural resources had the lowest percentage of government workers. Industry More than 19 medium-scale companies and well over 100 small-scale industries operated in the Morogoro