Oped: Working with Communities and Nature to Build Resilience to Shocks and Stressors in...
As the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) COP27 takes place, there are hopes that ‘the African COP’ will mobilise the funds...
A study analyzes the relationship between olive roots and Verticillium wilt
A new method developed at the UCO has tested how substances secreted by the roots of olive trees impact infection by the Verticillium dahliae...
Introducing the Plant Based Treaty: A Framework for Climate Resilience and Sustainable Farming in...
For the subscribers of Farmers Review Africa, a publication dedicated to navigating the complexities of modern agriculture, sustainability, and agri-economics, the concept of a...
Top Farm Implements Revolutionizing Modern Farming
The agriculture industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advancements in technology and a growing demand for efficient, sustainable farming practices. Farm implements...
Uganda fertile land can feed 200m people; FAO
A new report by International Trade Administration to the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation has revealed that Uganda’s fertile land can feed about 200...
Precision Farming Helping African Farmers
As South Africa faces growing water security challenges, precision irrigation is no longer just a choice—it's a necessity. The numbers speak for themselves, and...
The Liquid Fertilizers Market will cross $27 billion in revenue by 2027
On this note, it has been reported by recent estimates that the global liquid fertilizers market size will record an annual value of USD...
Agriculture bags are available in a plethora of sizes to choose from and are...
Agriculture bags are available in a plethora of sizes to choose from and are used for storage, packaging and shipping of materials in bulk....
Enough to Make You Sick: Food-Illness Epidemic in South Africa spotlights Need for Change
Everybody wants to eat the hotdog, but nobody wants to know how the sausage gets made. In recent weeks food-safety standards in South Africa...