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Steady interest rates ease pressure on South African agribusinesses
The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decision to keep interest rates unchanged has provided welcome relief for the country's agricultural sector,...
Features
Technology
Kenya considering traditional maize-processing technology to boost food security
Photo by @kalromkulima
Kenya is considering adopting a traditional maize-processing technology developed in Mexico as part of efforts to improve food security, nutrition and value...
Agricultural machinery: cooperation between Ethiopia and Italy is strengthening
The 47th edition of EIMA International (10–14 November), the major exhibition dedicated to agricultural machinery and technology, was presented in Addis Ababa. The African...
Agri-Economics
Africa’s farmers are not unbankable, our financial systems are data-blind.
By Abraham Nyabera, Co-founder, FarmFuzion
Africa’s farmers power one of the continent’s most important industries, yet remain among its least adequately financed participants. Agriculture contributes...
The Invisible Infrastructure of Rural Morocco: Why Investing in Agriculture is...
By Carter Covington, Marrakech, Morocco
Throughout my time at the High Atlas Foundation (HAF), I kept noticing what I've come to think of as the...
Agri-Chem
Stronger Skills, Stronger Defence: North West Invests in Veterinary Training for Disease Control
The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD) is strengthening the implementation of the North West Brucellosis Reduction Plan by equipping Animal...
Protecting those who feed our nation.
Dräger South Africa’s Head Office is located in Johannesburg with local branches established in Cape Town and Durban. Recently we opened subsidiaries in Ghana...
Success lies beneath the surface as soil health becomes farming’s greatest competitive advantage
As climate variability intensifies and production costs continue to rise, South African producers are being challenged to rethink one of the most fundamental drivers...
Agri-Business
Early warning systems critical to preventing cross-border high-impact animal diseases
Strengthening early warning systems, rapid disease detection and coordinated emergency response is critical to preventing the spread of transboundary and high-impact animal diseases that...
Closing the Credit Gap for Africa’s Coffee Farmers is Not Charity – It’s Smart...
By Morris Akiri, Executive Director, Africa at CABI
For decades, the global coffee industry has celebrated the bean's journey from African highlands to international cups....
Steady interest rates ease pressure on South African agribusinesses
The South African Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) decision to keep interest rates unchanged has provided welcome relief for the country's agricultural sector,...
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