South Africa reports progress in limiting antibiotic use in animal farming
Imagine this: You have a sudden, virulent, painful infection (think gonorrhoea, meningitis, pneumonia). You are rushed to hospital, in agony, but feel reassured by the...
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Kenya invests $3bn in irrigation to stave off famine
Kenya’s government plans to invest more than $3bn in irrigation works over the next four years in an effort to deal with the region’s calamitous...
Mabon Targets 5000 Hectares Irrigation Water Supply
Mabon Limited, an indigenous Nigerian conglomerate with operations in energy and petroleum services has disclosed a plan to increase irrigation water supply from the current...
Egypt’s Irrigation Minister, Director of Water Department at the African Development Bank discuss cooperation
Egypt’s Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sweilam met with Osiard Chanda — Director of the Water Department at the African Development Bank (AfDB)...
Boost For Weiwei Irrigation Scheme Farmers As KVDA Issues Farm Machinery
Farmers from the Weiwei irrigation scheme in the semi-arid areas of Sigor constituency, Pokot Central Sub County, stand a high chance of lifting themselves from...
10 Best Pieces of Heavy Machinery to Have on the Farm
There’s a lot of farm equipment with all sorts of purposes and functions, but the greatest is durable, practical and multipurpose. Farmers already deal with...
Barloworld will continue to sell Caterpillar in Zim after exiting from joint venture
Barloworld has exited a Zimbabwean joint venture, and will now sell its Caterpillar earthmoving equipment directly to customers in the southern African country. Barzem was...
Oyo agribusiness owners lament heavy tax
Agribusiness owners in Oyo State, on Sunday, decried the heavy tax the state government imposed on them which has caused make many young Nigerians to...
Harsh cold treatments remain a threat to citrus sector: Absa Agribusiness
As South Africa’s citrus growers emerged from the annus horribilis that was 2022, and the tides began to turn, the elevated risk of more stringent...