Land restitution of protected lands can enhance the livelihoods of communities
Land Reform – Successful land reform can contribute towards boosting tourism in South Africa, argues the Vumelana Advisory Fund - non-profit organisation that works...
NBC Bank in Tanzania signs pact with Kanu Equipment to finance farmers
Tanzania’s National Bank of Commerce (NBC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kanu Equipment Tanzania, a firm selling agricultural equipment aimed at...
Morocco obtains new organic certification
Morocco has obtained the certificate of admission for the Moroccan organic standard “Bio-Maroc”. This indicates its alignment with the IFOAM - Organics International (OI)...
Farmtrac Dundee has proudly flown the Massey Ferguson flag for over 40 years
Massey Ferguson is 175 years old this year, a testament to the brand’s longevity, offering farmers worldwide the straightforward and dependable machines they need...
Africa seeks remedy to Food Pests
By Jeff Kapembwa
Scientifically proven Integrated Pest Management (IPM) technologies is the remedy to perennial Fall Army Worms and other crop toxicities and should...
ISFD Dr. Hiba Ahmed Addresses United Nations General Assembly Side Event
Director General of Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development , Dr. Hiba Ahmed, addressed the 2022 UN’s General Assembly side event on: “Shock-Proofing Food Security...
African states want harmonised Agriculture data
African Development Bank (AfDB) member countries want to be food secure amid climate change, COVID 19 and other headwinds through a ‘home grown’ and...
Kenya must avoid food shortages as maize prices double: Researcher
The Kenyan government has been urged to develop policies that resolve long-standing for the East African country to be self-sufficient in staple food supplies,...
Kenya to support growing of yellow maize
The government of Kenya has announced its support for local farmers to grow yellow maize as it pushes to realize food security and curb...
Lack of public appreciation contributes to loneliness in farming, study shows
Many farmers interviewed in study by University of Exeter and The Farming Community Network felt disconnected from wider public
Some had been sworn...