Dead or alive? Identifying factors that predispose trees to death after windstorms in Central...
Soil, growth pattern and species heterogeneity in the forest determine tree survival after windstorms, according to a study by the University of Cordoba and...
Moroccan tomatoes outshines Spain’s in UK Market
Moroccan tomatoes has outperformed Spain’s in UK Market. According to Diario de Almeria, UK reduced its tomato purchases from Spain by 24.1% between January...
Central Bank of Kenya faults KNBS on agriculture growth numbers
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has faulted the economic performance report on the agriculture sector for 2021 issued by Data from the Kenya...
Bayer’s Grants4Ag Program Awards Funding for 21 New Crop Science Research Proposals
Bayer today announced its 2022 cohort of Grants4Ag grant recipients who were chosen to receive awards ranging from 5,000 to 15,000 Euros to help...
African Plant Nutrition Research Fund (APNRF) Opens Call for 2022 Round of Preliminary Concept...
The African Plant Nutrition Research Fund (APNRF) has opened its call for preliminary, small, yet strategically targeted proposals to be considered for the 2022...
What does global feed production reveal about the future of agri-food?
The 2022 Alltech Agri-Food Outlook reveals the results of the 11th annual Alltech Global Feed Survey and the key trends that could shape the future of...
Local Kenyan Works to Empower Others through Distribution of Educational Animations
Jacob Omondi works in community health and is passionate about helping his fellow Kenyans. So, when he found out about an educational program designed...
Tanzanian bean breeder working with US scientist on dry-bean, project set benefit 10 African...
By Lawrence PagangaA Tanzanian bean breeder is working with a US dry-bean breeder based in Nebraska in a new connection that might open a...
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...
Storytelling event spotlights achievements in African agricultural research
A recent engaging storytelling event by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD), saw four accomplished African researchers working on agriculture and food...