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Category : Crops
Optimizing Sunflower Yields Through Strategic Planting Timing
Sunflower is a resilient crop that performs well across various climates and soil conditions, celebrated for its adaptability and high yields. While sunflowers can endure...
Urban Agriculture and Compost: Revitalizing Degraded City Soils
Soil Degradation and Food Insecurity in Africa Soil degradation is a significant factor driving food insecurity and ecological instability across Africa. Overgrazing and unsustainable farming...
Empowering African Smallholder Farmers to Combat Soybean Rust: The Impact of Early Warning Systems
New Partnership to Help African Farmers Combat Soybean Rust with Early Warning Systems A new collaboration between Solidaridad, Kvuno, the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture...
Integrated Pest Management: A Sustainable Farming Solution
Understanding Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a holistic approach to pest control that combines various strategies to effectively, economically, and environmentally...
New Malawi App Supports Farmers in Tackling Crop Diseases
The Mnzeru Mkupangwa mobile app, powered by AI, was launched to support Malawian farmers facing crop diseases and limited agricultural knowledge. With just a smartphone...
Enhancing the plant health system can mitigate crop losses from invasive pests driven by climate change in South Sudan, according to a study.
A recent study by the Centre for Agriculture and Bioscience International (CABI), published in the CABI Agriculture and Bioscience journal, highlights that strengthening the plant...
The harmonization of pesticide registration by ECOWAS is poised to revolutionize West Africa’s agricultural sector.
Industry leaders and stakeholders from the agricultural sector across West African nations convened for the “Information and Exchange Workshop” in Accra, Ghana, marking a significant...
ESWATINI SPENDS E2 BILLION IMPORTING VEGETABLES, FRUITS
It may, in some quarters, sound unbelievable, but it is a reality. Despite the fact that the country is an agricultural economy, it spends E2...