Case IH’s new, entry-level Patriot 250 Extreme sprayer is now available in Africa and...

Case IH extends its offering with the new Patriot 250 Extreme sprayer to meet the different requirements of its customers Case IH, the global agricultural...

Zimbabwe government leaves un-insured farmers in the cold

Nqobile Bhebhe, Zimbabwe The Zimbabwe government, under the New Dispensation tagline pledged to revive the agricultural sector, a linchpin of the nation’s economy that collapsed...

Wheat farmers gear up for winter cropping

Nqobile Bhebhe :Zimbabwe WHEAT grows in Zimbabwe are gearing up for winter cropping season and project to increase the area under the crop to around...

Hail and sunburn impact the exportable 2018 South African crop

Hail damage, drought and high summer temperatures are expected to impact the 2018 Tru-Cape  apple and pear crop by about 10% in volume with...

Drought prospects do not worry Zimbabwe government

Nqobile Bhebhe ,Zimbabwe AUTHORITIES in Zimbabwe are not disturbed by prospects of a looming drought owing to low yields coupled by  outbreaks of   deadly...

Tobacco selling farmers, RBZ brace for a clash

Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) Nqobile Bhebhe, Harare TOBACCO farmers in Zimbabwe could be  headed for what is now an annual fight with the Reserve Bank...

New incentives for Nigerian farmers in Sokoto State

By Oscar Nkala The Nigerian State of Sokoto has introduced new incentives to encourage farmers to increase the area under wheat, sesame, garlic and onion...

Holistic approach needed to address water crisis in Western Cape

“The current water crisis in the Western Cape has highlighted serious problems with South Africa’s approach to water management and finding viable solutions,” says...

Agriculture proves to be a heavy lifter

Comment by Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB Business On the back of a devastating drought in South Africa’s biggest agriculture region, the...

Storm damage to slash Moroccan berry exports by 50%

By Oscar Nkala Moroccan strawberry exports are likely to decline by as much as 50% this season following the destruction of fruits grown in plastic...
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