BMG works closely with farmers to minimise food shortages during Covid-19 and after the...
After the recent devastation in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, BMG’s agricultural specialists are working even more closely with the agricultural community to help curtail the...
Rwanda farmers seeks US $10M to rehabilitate irrigation facilities
Farmers in Rwanda are seeking US $10million to rehabilitate irrigation facilities destroyed by floods in different years. Ignace Mugenzi, the president of Coproriz, a...
Local manufacturing of farm implements in Zimbabwe commence
Local manufacturing of farm implements in Zimbabwe has begun. Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Irrigation Development chief director for water and irrigation development, Engineer...
Bayer Reinforces Commitment to Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
Bayer has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting increased worldwide consumption of fruits and vegetables with the announcement of new portfolio innovations and a business...
Pfumvudza agricultural cotton scheme in Zimbabwe targets 520k household
The Pfumvudza agricultural cotton scheme in Zimbabwe is targeting 520, 000 households in marginalized areas in bid to increase production.Following the successful roll-out of...
Agricultural machinery: good production in the Covid year
The Italian agricultural machinery industry closed 2020 with a production value of 11.5 billion euros, slightly higher than the previous year (+0.4%). The favourable...
EIMA 2021: a milestone for agricultural machinery
A survey conducted by GRS for FederUnacoma confirms the confidence of manufacturers in trade fairs and in particular in the Bologna event. Brand positioning...
Angola foresees stop of salt importation
Angola foresees stop of salt importation in the coming years. This is according to Benguela provincial director for Agriculture and Fishing, José Gomes, who...
Uganda begins probe into fake agro-chemicals
The government of Uganda has commenced probing of fake agro-chemicals. The country’s Ministry of Agriculture has an 11-member committee to hastily study and give...
60,000 biodigesters to be developed in Senegal to produce biogas
60,000 biodigesters are set to be developed in Senegal to produce biogas from cattle dung and faecal sludge in rural areas.The Swiss Federal Department...