Bumper South African Corn Crop Is a Boon to Import-Reliant Neighboring Countries
South Africa’s corn crop looks headed for a bumper harvest for a fourth year in a row after overcoming the season’s early wet start. A solid corn crop for the
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South Africa’s corn crop looks headed for a bumper harvest for a fourth year in a row after overcoming the season’s early wet start. A solid corn crop for the
Venture capital firm Equator has closed its first fund dedicated to sustainable growth in Africa. The fund will finance seed-stage companies that rely on technology to accelerate sustainable development in
Rabat – Moroccan agriculture unions have called on the government to find a middle way to supply the local market and allow farmers to export vegetables. The call comes in
The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS), on Thursday donated an assortment of food items to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu. The donation was made by
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) has confirmed a $13.5 million equity investment in the AGRI3 Fund. This funding mechanism supports the development of sustainable agriculture and forest conservation. The Global
FAO has welcomed a $34.4 million contribution from the Government of Japan to deliver a wide range of assistance to improve the food security and nutrition of people in emergency
Ghana’s agribusiness players have renewed calls on the government to facilitate the expansion of fruit and vegetable production so they can boost exports and take full advantage of the United
BLT WORLD specialists work in conjunction with the global ScrapeTec team, to offer dependable solutions for specific problems at the transfer points of conveyor systems in many industries where dust
Boomitra, the California-based startup that’s powering its soil carbon marketplace with AI and remote sensing, has partnered with Farm to Market Alliance (FtMA) to launch a soil carbon project in
Between the 1960s and 1990s, a slogan resonated in the spirit of Ivory Coast’s inhabitants: ‘this country will succeed through agriculture’. More than 60 years after independence, Côte d’Ivoire, which