On the road to Zelfen, Tunisia, fields of prickly pear trees stretch as far as the…
Category: AgriNews
NEW INITIATIVE TO INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION IN ZIMBABWE
The Zimbabwe Sunday News recently reported that the current milk production capacity of thatcountry was just below 80…
KENYA LIFTS 10-YEAR BAN ON GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS
In a major policy shift, newly elected Kenyan President William Ruto’s government hasauthorised the cultivation and…
Free State loses millions of rands in grain seed theft
The theft of grain seed in the Free State is escalating alarmingly, with millions of rands…
Army worms devastate maize fields in DR Congo's east
In the territory of Nyiragongo, in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, maize farmers…
Heavy floods ravage west Africa farmlands
Nigeria rice farmer Adamu Garba squelched barefoot through his paddy fields, surveyingdamage from devastating floods that…
ROLLING BLACKOUTS THREATEN SA’S FOOD SECURITY AND EXPORTS
Justin Chadwick, CEO of the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa, Jacques du Preez,Hortgro’s general manager…
DENMARK TO ALLOW MINK BREEDING AGAIN FROM 2023
Denmark will not extend a ban on mink breeding when the current ban expires at the…
Ugandan farmers benefit from using natural fertilizers
The sight of larvae might not be for everyone, but 30-year-old Scovia Namataka does not mind the wiggling…
UN Announces Food Aid for 700,000 Desperate Zimbabweans
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) indicated on Tuesday that it had partnered with the government…