More than 2900 plants believed to be marijuana were discovered in two separate raids conducted on Kadavu early this week.
Police say the first farm was located between the villages of Gasele and Daku on Wednesday.
Officers uprooted more than 1800 plants and they also found several sachets of dried leaves wrapped in aluminium foil, Police say.
The second raid was conducted within the Nacomoto area today and officers uprooted more than 1000 plants also believed to be marijuana.
Fiji Police Chief of Operations Assistant Commissioner of Police Abdul Khan appreciated the assistance rendered by the members of the public in providing information that resulted in the successful raids.
“Our war on drugs will continue and we thank the (members of the) general public for coming on board to provide information,” ACP Khan said.
