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NOVUS Shares How Feed Can Negatively Impact Nutrition and Performance.

BrennaJuly 1, 2024

by BrennaJuly 1, 20240403

While selected as feed for their availability, cost, and protein content, common raw feed ingredients can also negatively impact their own nutritional value and bioavailability....

Actisaf® Sc 47: Advancing Sustainability in Dairy and Beef Production

BrennaJuly 1, 2024

by BrennaJuly 1, 202401331

Actisaf® Sc 47, developed by Phileo by Lesaffre, continues to lead the agricultural industry in promoting sustainability and environmental stewardship. With a focus on enhancing...

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Syngenta opens rights to genome-editing and breeding technologies to boost agricultural innovation

BrennaJune 21, 2024

by BrennaJune 21, 20240328

Syngenta Group, one of the world’s largest agricultural technology companies, will provide rights to selected genome-editing and breeding technologies for academic research globally, as part...

Agribusiness Featured

Agricultural Bank officials assess farmer challenges in Eastern Equatoria

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240370

A high-level delegation from the Agricultural Bank of South Sudan recently conducted a two-day visit to assess the challenges facing farmers in Eastern Equatoria State....

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TOLOLI ONLINE AND ASSOCIATION OF HORTICULTURE PRODUCERS ALLIANCE TO EMPOWER LOCAL FARMERS

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240324

Local technology and digital solutions provider, Tololi Online has entered into a strategic partnership with the National Association of Horticulture Producers (NAHOP) aimed at bolstering...

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Thousands Of Livestock Vaccinated In Turkana

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240607

About 340,000 livestock from over 1,800 households have so far been jabbed during the ongoing vaccination campaign in Turkana county. Teams of county veterinary officers...

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True or false: silage inoculant offers a sound return on investment

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240283

Investments made in producing the best quality silage, such as using an additive to reduce dry matter (DM) losses and to improve nutrient retention, have...

Agribusiness Featured

Women farmers deny receiving N15 trillion agric intervention

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240293

Nigeria Women for Agriculture Progress has said that most verified women farmers are yet to receive the N15 trillion intervention in the agricultural sector that...

Agribusiness Featured

From Zambia to Nigeria: Cashing in on Africa’s agriculture opportunities

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240380

We highlight five entrepreneurs unlocking Africa’s agricultural potential, from working with small-scale farmers in Zambia to grow crops like cowpea and groundnuts, to exporting hibiscus...

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WFP partners Nigeria, others to kickstart food assistance program, targets 7.5 million people

BrennaJune 20, 2024

by BrennaJune 20, 20240301

The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has partnered with the government of Nigeria and other countries in West and Central Africa to begin this...

Category : Featured

NOVUS Shares How Feed Can Negatively Impact Nutrition and Performance.

Actisaf® Sc 47: Advancing Sustainability in Dairy and Beef Production

Syngenta opens rights to genome-editing and breeding technologies to boost agricultural innovation

Agricultural Bank officials assess farmer challenges in Eastern Equatoria

TOLOLI ONLINE AND ASSOCIATION OF HORTICULTURE PRODUCERS ALLIANCE TO EMPOWER LOCAL FARMERS

Thousands Of Livestock Vaccinated In Turkana

True or false: silage inoculant offers a sound return on investment

Women farmers deny receiving N15 trillion agric intervention

From Zambia to Nigeria: Cashing in on Africa’s agriculture opportunities

WFP partners Nigeria, others to kickstart food assistance program, targets 7.5 million people

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