Prowalco Tatsuno ICON technology for the farming community
The ICON 5000 series is perfect for small and large-scale farmers
A locally-developed and manufactured fuel-dispensing and management solution that not only removes the burden...
Case IH to bring coffee harvesting experience to Africa with self-propelled Coffee Express 200...
Case IH is to launch its Coffee Express 200 Multi self-propelled coffee harvester onto the African markets, in a move designed to further extend...
Leader in Grain Handling Establishes New Company in South Africa
British company Perry of Oakley Ltd. have over 70 years’ experience in the manufacture and design of continuous flow grain driers, chain and flight...
African Energy Chamber and Oil Industry Investors Welcome South Sudan Investment Drive in South...
South African and African private sector participants have an amazing opportunity to invest in South Sudans’ peace and make huge profits. This week the...
BMG at Nampo 2019
BMG’s Motoline solar inverters for photovoltaic (PV) water pumps, which ensure dependable use in agricultural irrigation and water feed systems, will also be on...
Kenyan coffee farmers warned of impending failure owing to prevailing drought
Kenyan coffee farmers have been warned of an impending coffee harvest failure following the prevailing drought situation in the country. Dr. Charles Waturu, an...
Climate-smart, conservation practices pays off in Zambia
Through a Community Markets of Conversation (COMACO) model for rural development, 179,000 farmers across eastern Zambia – 52% of whom are women – have benefited...
New study identifies Nigeria as leading seed hub in Western and Central Africa
Nigeria-based Value Seeds tops the rankings in new research on seed companies operating in Western and Central Africa. However, the overall picture is one...
Bayer and Fair Planet renew commitment to improve access to seeds in Ethiopia
The “Bridging the Seed Gap” project in Ethiopia facilitates smallholder farmers’ access to seeds of high-quality vegetable varieties.
Bayer has renewed its commitment to the...
New CASA programme to benefit 565,000 smallholders in Uganda, Malawi and Nepal
A new five-year £30 million UK Department for International Development (DFID) funded programme is aiming to improve the livelihoods of 565,000 smallholder farmers and...