APNI Launches the inaugural issue of growing Africa Magazine
The African Plant Nutrition Institute is launching its magazine “Growing Africa”, a brand new semi-annual, digital publication initiated to provide a forum serving stakeholders...
Mozambique’s 2022 post-harvest down by 30%: WFP
Mozambique has lost about 30% of its agricultural production every year in post-harvest losses caused by inadequate handling and ineffective household storage, the deputy...
Morocco’s OCP to set up phosphate fertilizer plant in Brazil
Morocco’s OCP Group is set to open a new phosphate fertilizer manufacturing plant in Brazil. Brazil’s Agriculture Minister made the announcement and said the...
Cereal output in Morocco to drop by 69%; agricultural GDP by 14% in 2022
The output of major cereals (soft wheat, durum wheat and barley), in the 2021/2022 agricultural campaign in Morocco is expected to reach 32 million...
Transforming the agricultural landscape to lead the discussions at Nampo 2022
Nampo 2022, Africa’s largest agricultural show and one of the largest agricultural exhibitions in the southern hemisphere, returns to Bothaville, in the Free State,...
ABISOLO 2022 FORUM AND EXPOSITION
The 9th edition of Abisolo's Fórum e Exposição promoted by the Brazilian Association of Plant Nutrition Technology Industries, already has a date and place...
A Surprising Reason For The Failure of Funded Projects
By Dr Nimrod Israely,
It was early May 2021, and I was in Senegal looking to establish a large-scale field demo of Dream Valley....
Kenya to launch Sh23bn agriculture value chain project
The government of Kenya will in July this year launch the Sh23 billion National Agriculture value chain development project geared towards improving neglected value...
EKMA in Ghana to support farmers with coconut, oil palm seedlings
The Effia-Kwesimintsim Municipal Assembly (EKMA) in the Western Region, of Ghana, launched a programme to distribute 12,000 oil palm and 5,000 coconut seedlings to...
Agriculture master plan betrays farmers
The plan does not meet the minimum requirements of scientificity, fairness, inclusivity or clarity and is therefore doomed to fail.
The agricultural sector deserves a...