Crops
‘Joining the ICO will enable the country to boost coffee exports and contribute to sustainable industry development’
Mozambique has joined the International Coffee Organization (ICO) and signed the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) 2022 at the ICO’s headquarters...
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Australia’s Leading Global Producer of blueberries to Participate at Macfrut 2023
Costa Group, Australia’s leading global producer of blueberries, will be at the International Blueberry Days event at Macfrut from 3-5 May...
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Ginger prices drop to a tenth of COVID-19 highs
By Lindi Botha Since prices for ginger shot up to R300/kg during the COVID-19 pandemic, farmers planted more ginger, swinging...
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A change to hotter conditions is a looming challenge in the agricultural sector in the Southern African region
An expert has raised concern about the change from favourable rains to drier conditions, at a time of the deepening...
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Africa’s Vast Arable Land Underutilised for Cash and Food Crops
Concerns are rife that while Africa is growing more crops, these are not for food and that on the current...
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2022-2023 cashew marketing campaign expected to earn cashew producers US$ 87 million
Another cashew processing factory will shortly begin operations in the northern province of Nampula, bringing the total number in the...
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GM potato and maize trials set to take centre stage in East and Southern Africa
Ethiopia, which opposed genetically modified (GM) crops until 2015, has now green-lit observational field trials for GM potatoes that are...
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Cabo Delgado Insurgency: Cotton Farming hanging by a thin thread
The cotton industry, a significant source of income for locals, is under peril, putting thousands of farmers' ability to sell...
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Moz-Agri Magazine is a source of news worthy information in the Mozambican agricultural sector with a nationwide distribution boasting of a decent print run of 9,350 copies per edition.