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A change to hotter conditions is a looming challenge in the agricultural sector in the Southern African region

AfDB commits $10 billion to fight food insecurity

Natafim SA expands drip-line manufacturing plant

Africa’s Vast Arable Land Underutilised for Cash and Food Crops

Farming in South Africa; Six Things That Need Urgent Attention in 2023

Macfrut 2023,Turkey to participate in International Blueberry Days
Africa

AfDB commits $10 billion to fight food insecurity

Africa’s Vast Arable Land Underutilised for Cash and Food Crops

Africa’s new agriculture pledge on the cards

Agricultural machinery: High demand on the world market

EIMA International 2022, a Global Event Returns

2026 declared World Year of Pastoralism
Company

Norway pledges to build resilience of small aquaculture farmers in East and Southern Africa

Tropical Cyclone Ana: WFP ready to provide food and logistics support for rescue and relief operations

Mozambique authorities seek to combat biodiversity devastation by clamping on illicit fishing

World Bank, UN launch programme to help Mozambique improve forestry management

Basis of the Nampula economy calls for a re-orientation of efforts towards the most profitable cash crops, Says Nyusi

UN announces US$1.2mln animal health programme for Mozambique
International

Macfrut 2023,Turkey to participate in International Blueberry Days

EIMA 2022: Unlocking the growth potential of Africa’s Agribusiness

Agricultural machinery: High demand on the world market

Italian industry Growing Turnover despite the Economic Situation

EIMA International 2022, a Global Event Returns

Lusophone countries benefit from Africa Investment Forum
Markets

It is through collective efforts and pursuit of mutual agreements and regional approaches and strategies that SADC can fully address national and intercountry investments on agriculture

President Nyusi reminds investors of the agricultural opportunities available in Mocuba District

Russia-Ukraine war poses upsides risks on African agriculture: Economist

Mozambique Fisheries on high vigilance following outbreak of fish disease in Malawi

Govt’s initiative to boost cotton and cashew income

Maize planter calibration to improve your profitability
Equipment

IMPROVING WATER QUALITY TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF BROILER BUSINESS

AWARD targets to improve African smallholders’ livelihoods

Agricultural machinery: High demand on the world market

Lusophone countries benefit from Africa Investment Forum

President Nyusi excited about the prospects the new vegetable oil factory brings

Russian company to make a humanitarian fertilisers shipment to Africa

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Tropical Cyclone Ana: WFP ready to provide food and logistics support for rescue and relief operations

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February 2, 2022

Farmers faced with adaptation challenge as climate change effects worsens

November 3, 2021

Mangroves on the Rebound in Mozambique

Heatwave: People’s lives and wild animals at risk

November 11, 2019

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