Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Japanese cattle breed boosts beef prospects 1 August 28, 2021 6:11 AM Source: Japanese cattle breed boosts beef prospects | The Herald Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau COMMERCIAL and small-holder livestock farmers can help spin the country’s beef export revenue collections should they choose to invest in the Japanese Wagyu breed whose returns are lucrative. The Wagyu beef …
Vintage cars enthusiast restores 1957 beast 1 August 28, 2021 6:26 AM Source: Vintage cars enthusiast restores 1957 beast | The Herald Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Seeing a picture of vintage or classic vehicles is enough to sooth the soul of a discerning car enthusiast. These come in the form of sedans and station wagons of several makes, …
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Wheat and barley, controlled produce: Govt The Herald 27/8/2021 Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Wheat and barley have been added to controlled produce list with farmers only allowed to sell to the Grain Marketing Board or contractor who would have financed production. Maize, soyabeans and cotton are already on the controlled produce list. Government …
New Dispensation entrenches development The Herald 27/8/2021 Lovemore Chikova-Development Dialogue The New Dispensation has entrenched the spirit of development in Zimbabwe in the last three years, such that what some thought could not be achieved is now a common occurrence. Everywhere you go in the country, there is something about development taking places in …
Investors scout Tugwi-Mukosi opportunities The Herald 27/8/2021 Herald Reporter Following Government’s recent unveiling of the Tugwi-Mukosi Dam development master plan, local and international investors have begun moves to set up supporting infrastructure and services in the orbit of the giant dam, whose completion is now reaping positive spin-offs. A town is expected to sprout …
Bulawayo dams under threat The Chronicle 27/8/2021 Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter AS the sun recedes slowly beneath the horizon with the light blue sky melting into darkness, silhouettes of men walking along the dam wall at Upper Ncema while carrying picks and shovels on their shoulders, reflect across the surface of the water. Clad in …
Chipinge farmers attain organic certification The Chronicle 27/8/2021 Harare Bureau Forty-five smallholder pineapple farmers in Rusitu Valley, Chipinge, the majority of whom are victims of Cyclone Idai that killed hundreds and destroyed homes in 2019, have received a major boost following the organic certification of their pineapples by EcoCert. The Ecocert Organic Standard is an …