This SA-created irrigation system cuts water usage by up to 70% Western Cape farmer Louis Louber next to his invention Tree Hog in an citrus

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Tea growers emerge from the woods TEA growers are this year expecting to produce 19 000 tonnes of the crop as the sector continues to

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Arda to set up US$100m fund AGRICULTURAL and Rural Development Authority (Arda) is in the process of setting up a US$100 million fund that will

Bread shortage averted – The Standard The milling industry has received a boost after it took delivery of 30 000 metric tonnes of wheat, which

Millers seek subsidy on staples Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has approached the government to subsidise staple food to ensure price stability amid rising