There is no reason to be caught unawares by blight
Prevention is better than cure. That is an old saying which remains relevant today, especially when it comes to diseases on potatoes. It is...
Another storm Jasmine to hit Madagascar, Mozambique
Another tropical storm – Jasmine has hit Madagascar and Mozambique on Tuesday evening killing one person in Madagascar while three others are missing.The two...
Seychelles undertaking breadfruit census for improved food security
As part of a regional project to conserve biodiversity and make use of crop genetic resources, Seychelles is carrying out a survey on its...
Producer prices of grains in Zimbabwe to go up
Producer prices of maize, soya bean, traditional grains and sunflower in Zimbabwe are set to go up. Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa,...
WFP, partners assist 655 000 Zimbabweans during the 2021/22 lean season
The World Food Programme (WFP) and its partners have completed the 2021/22 lean season response in March by assisting 655 222 people in 12...
Nigeria’s Annual Maize Conference to return
The annual Nigeria Maize Conference is set to return for its 4th edition with the theme ‘Much More Maize 2.0.’The annual gathering of stakeholders...
Cameroon, FAO sign five-year agreement to improve food security, nutrition
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) signed a Country Programming Framework (CPF) with Cameroon, which will help improve agriculture, food...
The application of compost shows agricultural and environmental benefits in the bacterial community
The Diverfarming project scientifically proves, through algorithms and bioinformatic approaches, the environmental and agronomic effectiveness of applying compost rather than traditional fertilisers in soilsSustainable...
Future Farming: Sustainability & Health Meets AI
In Time for Earth Day, Healthy Soil Biomes partners with StoryFile with the first ever five expert Conversational Video experience
Healthy Soil Biomes (HSB) and...
SA needs R91m to help KZN farmers affected by floods
South Africa required R91 million to assist farmers in KwaZulu-Natal who were affected by the recent floods that extensively damaged crops, infrastructure, including bridges.According...