Angola, IFAD, and partners team up on AgriConnect to transform agriculture
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) today joined the Government of Angola, the World Bank Group and development partners in launching the Angola...
West African farmers gain access to dozens of high-yielding, climate-smart vegetable varieties
Jute mallow trials at WorldVeg in Benin. Pic by Neil Palmer (for the Crop Trust).
Smallholder farmers across West Africa are set to benefit from...
New layer-hen project by SAAI, AfriForum, Batlhako ba ga Motlhware Traditional Council & NHTKL...
A joint layer-hen project was launched today in Batlharos, the capital of the Batlharo Ba Ga Motlhware cultural community north of Kuruman in the...
WOAH x GALVmed: Expanding Vaccine Access for Small-Scale Livestock Producers, Featured in “Animals &...
A new series presented by WOAH, produced for WOAH by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions, explores the connections between animals, people and the environments we...
Perseverance Pays Off for Mtingwevu Farming Initiative
The joint agricultural development initiative by Saai, AfriForum, the office of Nkosi Zweloxolo Stokwe and the Adopt-A-Village Rural Food Security Initiative has reached an...
How AI is rewriting the rules for smallholder lending
Before sunrise, across small plots of land stretching from the temperate rural heartlands of Southern Africa to the tropical landscapes of East and West...
Enabling resilience: How Sasol is working alongside South African farmers
South African farmers are navigating one of the most complex operating environments, rising input costs, tightening export requirements, and ongoing pressure to produce more...
IFAD, Ghana, and the World Bank team up under the AgriConnect Compact to modernize...
At today’s launch of the Ghana AgriConnect Compact, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) reaffirmed its commitment to partner with the Government of...
Corteva empowering farmers through technology and trusted partnerships
In modern agriculture, farmers operate in an increasingly complex environment shaped by climate uncertainty, rising input costs, evolving regulations, volatile markets and growing demands...
Jacobs brings sustainability to life through its Wunderbar Project in Tanzania
In the far west of Tanzania, in the lush and fertile region of Kagera, coffee is more than a crop, it is a livelihood,...