How your poultry business can survive current inflation
It’s common knowledge that the biggest challenge in Nigeria now is hyperinflation. Food and price inflation has driven hundreds of businesses out of existence with
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Clean agriculture technologies crucial for transformation in Africa
The United Nations (UN) University Institute for Natural Resources in Africa, a research arm of the UN located on the campus of the University of
Peasant farmers appeal for small-scale irrigation facilities
The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) in the Daffiam-Bussie-Issah (DBI) District, has appealed to the government to consider providing farmers in northern Ghana with
We’ll establish Farmer Service Centres to modernise agriculture – Mahama
John Dramani Mahama, the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has announced a bold plan to establish Farmer Service Centres in every district across
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
Netafim: The future of tree crop irrigation is already here
Charl van Reenen, agronomy manager at Netafim South Africa, discusses the advancements in tree crop irrigation. Highlighting the shift towards precision irrigation, he emphasises the
Claas reaches half-million mark with combine harvesters
Claas announced it has built half a million combine harvesters since the company’s founding in Harsewinkel, Germany, in 1936. To commemorate the milestone, the company
Tanzania has a new initiative to boost horticultural exports to the UK
In Tanzania, a new initiative has been launched to boost horticultural exports to the United Kingdom. This program is designed to support both startup and