What is the Next Move for Site-Specific Nutrient Management Research in sub-Saharan Africa?
Researchers assess the development and performance of more tailored approaches to fertilizer application within sub-Saharan Africa; solutions to overcoming the stumbling blocks that are...
Zambian farmer applauded for embracing dryland agriculture
Like many women residing in rural areas of Africa, Esther Zulu, a 51-year-old farmer from the Nyimba district in eastern Zambia, relies on dryland...
Cognitive lock-ins reduce the possibility of farmers adopting crop diversification
A team from the Diverfarming project analyses how institutional settings create cognitive lock-ins in decision making for farmers when it comes to adopting sustainable...
OneFarm Share – Growing Together Powered by HelloChoice Digital Trading Platform
OneFarm Share is an inspiring story of what can be achieved when key partnerships, backed by corporate support and aided by the latest technologies,...
How modern sorting, grading and packing solutions are making tomato packhouses more competitive
Tomatoes are one of life’s blessings. For growers, tomatoes give a high yield and are in strong demand. For consumers, tomatoes are packed with...
Experts urge Kenyan smallholder farmers to embrace nature-based food production
Scientific experts are urging Kenyan smallholder farmers to embrace nature-based food production systems that guarantee food security and climate resilience amid shocks...
FAO to Establish Fall Armyworm Research Hub in Kenya
As part of the Global Action for Fall Armyworm Control (GA), the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has chosen Kenya as one...
Growing illegal urban farming worsening Harare’s environment
Growing illegal urban farming in Harare, Zimbabwe continues to compromise the capital's environmental integrity, the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has said.
It said unsustainable illegal...
Explore Corteva’s potato, maize, citrus, and soya bean crop protection portfolio at NAMPO 2024
With so many emerging pests and diseases affecting a number of crops further reducing yields and causing losses, farmers will this year chance to...
BME, Omnia Agriculture support education with donated mobile classroom
In a show of commitment to education and community development, BME – a division of Omnia Group – has partnered with its sister company...