SPAR’s Rural Hub: Building a Sustainable Food Future for South Africa
In South Africa, over 20% of South African households have inadequate or severely inadequate access to food, a critical concern in a country where...
Newly launched High-Capacity Fish Feed Factory in Uganda Promises Affordable, Reliable Feed for Farmers
Smallholder and commercial fish farmers in Uganda and East Africa are set to benefit from cheaper and more dependable access to quality feed following...
CultiWise: New AI lets farmers train weed recognition in real time
Czech startup Skymaps has launched “Zoneye”, an AI model that detects crops and weeds from drone images, trains on local species, and helps farmers...
Ethiopia, Dangote Group in a $2.5 billion fertiliser deal to boost food production in...
The government of Ethiopia and Nigeria's Dangote Group have unveiled plans to construct one of the world’s largest fertilizer manufacturing complexes—a transformative investment aimed...
Nelson Irrigation Introduces the new R65 VT and R65i VT End of Pivot Irrigation...
Nelson Irrigation is proud to announce the launch of their new center pivot irrigation: the R65 VT and inverted R65i VT sprinklers. Designed to...
President Felix Tshisekedi launches the 2025-2026 agricultural campaign
The President of the Republic Felix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo launched, this Thursday in the agricultural zone of Menkao, about fifty kilometers from the city...
Jagonya Ayam targets major expansion in Indonesia with Royal Pas Reform
PT. Jagonya Ayam Indonesia (JAI) has chosen hatchery technologies from Royal Pas Reform for the company’s ambitious plans to further expand its operations in...
Corteva Agriscience empowers women farmers through the Soilsistas initiative
Corteva Agriscience is taking bold steps to advance gender inclusion in agriculture through its SoilSistas initiative, an empowerment programme designed to equip women farmers...
Kenya Shifts Tea Export Focus to Value Addition as Trade with Egypt Deepens
Kenya is recalibrating its tea export strategy to focus on value addition and secure its position in Egypt, its largest tea market, amid shifting...
Potatoes bred at The James Hutton Institute will help to battle a major pest...
Scientists from The James Hutton Institute have introduced two new potato varieties to Kenya, which are now included in Kenya's National Variety List.The project...