Togo produces 940,000t of yam in the 2020-2021 campaign
Togo produced 940,876 t of yam throughout the 2020-2021 agricultural campaign. The figure was disclosed by the office for agricultural statistics, IT, and documentation.
The...
New global climate-smart food initiative seeks more partners
The new 2021-2025 Agriculture Innovation Mission for Climate (AIM4C) global initiative is looking for more volunteer government and non-government partners that can help boost...
Agriculture sector in Zimbabwe hit target
The agriculture sector has already hit the initial 2025 target of US $8,2 billion a year as the industry grew by 36.2 percent to...
Tanzania steps up climate change in the agriculture sector
The government of Tanzania has announced plans to step efforts to tackle climate change in the agriculture sector.
Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of...
Dynamic dairy farming – how to foster sustainable milk production
The spirit of innovation and continuous improvement powering more successful and sustainable dairy farms
How can we ensure safe, reliable and nutritious food for a...
Agricultural exports in Egypt reach 5 million tons
Egypt’s agricultural exports have reached five million tons year to date through October 27. This is an increase of 600,000 tons year-on-year.
Agriculture and Land...
Nigeria to reduce illegal importation of rice via land borders
The government of Nigeria is set to strategize and collaborate with security agencies, to reduce the illegal importation of rice through land borders.
The Minister...
Liberia’s rice and tilapia co-culture project celebrates first harvest
An EU-funded DeSIRA Integrated Rice-Fish Farming System (IRFFS) project in Liberia recently marked its first successful harvest, with farmers saying the co-culture approach will,...
Choose the right fertiliser for pome fruit
Atlantic Fertilisers' approach for a successful fertigation program for pome fruit, is regular applications at effective concentrations.
The applications must be done with intervals of...
Kenyan entrepreneurs find fortunes in insect feeds
Livestock farmers in sub-Saharan Africa have grappled with an incessant price rise of animal feeds in recent years – caused by the scarcity and...