Growing Crops in Severe Drought

Droughts are an ongoing complication for anyone in the agricultural sector. There’s little anyone can do to prevent them, so it’s best to prepare...
Zimbabwe, Malawi in joint bio-fertilisers research

Zimbabwe, Malawi in joint bio-fertilisers research

Scientists from Zimbabwe and Malawi are working on a joint research project to develop bio-fertilisers which are inexpensive and eco-friendly to help boost crop...

Average 2022 harvest expected in Lesotho

Lesotho is expected to record an average 2022 harvest despite a number of challenges, including high fertiliser, chemicals, and fuel prices.   In its latest situation...

Natural mineral is an ideal soil conditioner

In recognition of World Water Day on 8 March, Pratley is highlighting the benefits of its Vulture Creek Clino for a range of agricultural...

Precision Ag Technology Smart Fertilizer Rebrands to i-Plant Nutrition

London based private equity company Yellow Brick Capital have announced the launch of i-Plant Nutrition; an expansion and rename of their precision agriculture software;...
IFDC commits to make fertilizer affordable in Ghana

IFDC commits to make fertilizer affordable in Ghana

The International Fertiliser Development Centre (IFDC), an independent non-profit organisation, is this year working out modalities with policy makers at national and international levels...
Gambia receives agricultural materials

Gambia receives agricultural materials

The government of Gambia has received donated agricultural materials like fertilizers and certified rice seeds from Rice Value Chain Transportation Project located at Sapu...
Icon Group to supply biofertiliser to Ivory Coast

Icon Group to supply biofertiliser to Ivory Coast

Turkish organic fertiliser specialist Icon Group is set to supply the Ivory Coast with their patented biofertiliser, Calsiplus. The firm inked an agreement with Ivory...

Namibia bans bird excrement harvesting as fertiliser as bird flu spreads

The Namibian government has banned farmers from harvesting excrement from both domestic and wild birds to stop the spread of a deadly form of...

Zimbabwe farmers concerned as fertiliser shoots up again

By Lawrence Paganga The price of fertiliser in Zimbabwe went up again this week, a move that will seriously affect farmers across the country. Farmers in Zimbabwe are...
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