Dry spell threatens Zim livelihoods By Own Correspondent In parts of the southern and northern regions, some farmers are close to completely writing-off the season.

Planting ideas for climate sustainable solutions – February 5, 2018 Year in and year out, people around the world, particularly in developing countries, have had to

Tobacco farmers threaten levy boycott – February 5, 2018 Tobacco farmers are threatening to boycott paying the afforestation levy, saying they did not benefit from the

What Southern Africa can learn from other countries about adapting to drought – February 5, 2018 Rainfall in South Africa is naturally highly variable, with total

DDF resuscitates 4 irrigation schemes February 5, 2018 MASH WEST & MASH CENTRAL Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central BureauThe District Development Fund (DDF) has earmarked four irrigation schemes

Mixed feelings over rains February 3, 2018 Local News Mellisa Mutasa Herald ReporterFarmers’ hopes of salvaging a good harvest are fast disappearing, despite the rains that have

Brace for wet weekend: Met Dept February 3, 2018 Local News Mellisa Mutasa Herald ReporterThe country is likely to have a wet weekend as heavy rainfall is

Plant small grains, farmers urged February 5, 2018 Local News, MIDLANDS & NORTH-WEST Minister Muchinguri-Kashiri Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau ChiefGovernment has urged farmers who rely on rain-fed agriculture

Tobacco farmers urged to preserve forests February 5, 2018 Local News, MASH WEST & MASH CENTRAL Minister Muchinguri-Kashiri Fortunate Gora CorrespondentGovernment has urged tobacco farmers to seek other

Govt secures $98m for irrigation equipment February 5, 2018 Local News, MANICALAND & MASH EAST Minister Shiri Nyore Madzianike Manicaland BureauGovernment has secured a $98 million facility for