Newly launched High-Capacity Fish Feed Factory in Uganda Promises Affordable, Reliable Feed for Farmers
Smallholder and commercial fish farmers in Uganda and East Africa are set to benefit from cheaper and more dependable access to quality feed following...
Scientists push for region-tailored vaccines to tackle African Swine Fever
An international team of scientists has discovered that a promising African swine fever (ASF) vaccine protects pigs against certain strains of the virus but...
Healthy Guts, Healthy Profits: Why Poultry Farmers Must Look Beyond Feed and Medicine
For most poultry farmers, feed is like gold dust. Every scoop poured into a feeder is an investment, a hope that tomorrow’s chickens will...
New Study Underscores Benefits of Machine Learning to Forecast Shifts in Livestock Carrying Capacity...
A recent study published in Regional Environmental Change in August 2025 has harnessed a machine-learning driven approach to estimate future changes in livestock carrying...
Pirbright and GALVmed partner to develop safer Rift Valley fever vaccine
The Pirbright Institute, through the Centre for Veterinary Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing (CVIM), has entered into a new agreement with GALVmed to develop and...
Tariff concerns – cautious reaction to interest rates
Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist, FNB Commercial
Today’s SARB interest rate decision will be cautiously reacted to by the agricultural sector amid the looming deadline...
Heritage, Wool and Excellence: A Gathering of Merino Breeders at NAMPO Cape 2025
After a three-year absence, Merino SA is delighted to announce the return of the BKB Merino Classic and the launch of the BKB National...
Achieving organic growth depends of positive policy
Leading organic certification body, OF&G (Organic Farmers & Growers) has highlighted a sharp decline in organic enquiries since the closure of Sustainable Farming Incentive...
How Facial Recognition for Cows Is Unlocking Credit for Rural African Women
A dirt road in Kenya. Heavy heat shimmers over the surrounding savannah. A loan officer approaches a herd of cattle and pulls out a...
Tanzania mulling new project to examine ways to use residues from sisal processing in...
Scientists in Tanzania are exploring the potential of transforming sisal processing residues into animal feed, a move that could unlock new economic and environmental...