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Linking small-scale farmers to markets has been a challenge. Image: 123RF/Alexander Raths Agriculture and agro-processing value chains have been under pressure during the Covid-19 pandemic. This has been particularly marked
Image: Pixabay By Hellen Nachilongo Dar es Salaam — Sugar production in Tanzania is expected to rise by about 33 percent in four years following the approval of six new
Small and medium enterprises could use technology to take advantage of the growing global demand for fruit. Shutterstock Agriculture and agro-processing value chains have been under pressure during the COVID-19
Demographic projections have forecast that in the coming decades, Africa’s rate of urbanisation will be the highest in the world. According to some models, the majority of the continent’s population
Image:Ian-Grandfield,fwi BY: Geremy Hunt Maize is an expensive crop to grow, costing around £300/acre, so getting it right and achieving good yields are important. Below, Maize Growers Agronomist Simon Draper
The Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) and the French Development Agency (AFD) this week launched a new 3.5 million Euro project to support development of community conservancies in Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier
Elita Choctaw Zimbabwe is eyeing expansion of exports of value added agricultural produce as the country takes advantage of trade opportunities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to grow the
Sweetpotato farmer Emmanuel Habimana shows off his harvest in Rwanda. Copyright: Hugh Rutherford/CIP, (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0). This image has been cropped Ending world hunger isn’t just about producing more food,
By Abdulkareem Mojeed Farmers now worry about the takeoff of the African Continental Free Trade Area. Nigeria is producing 10 times more maize yearly now than it did at independence…
Xiaohu Xu, Vice President of the CCCFNA/ Justin Chadwick, Chairman of Fruit SA and Vangile Titi-Msumza, Vice-Chair of Fruit SA. Fruit exports from South Africa and China are set to