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Cow dung lighting up the future 0 January 9, 2022 11:04 AM Source: Cow dung lighting up the future | The Sunday Mail Experts are encouraging the use of biogas in rural areas as a way of addressing deforestation Irene Kalulu WANTONLY cutting down trees had become routine for 60-year-old Gogo Hellen Vengai of Zhombe in Midlands province. …
Land Degredation in Zimbabwe
Eradication of invasive plant species can benefit communities The Chronicle 30/11/2021 Mahlabezulu Zulu FOR a long time, invasive plant species have caused a splitting headache to communities due to their negative effects on the environment. As a result, their control has drawn much attention from different stakeholders, like the Government, environmentalists, local leadership and different …
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Tree of the year 2021: Piliostigma thonningii (ihabahaba) — The multi-purpose tree The Chronicle 30/11/2021 Fortunes Matutu, Chronicle Correspondent ZIMBABWE sets aside the first Saturday of every December as National Tree Planting Day (NTPD). This day, to be marked this week on Saturday, is celebrated to enlighten the nation on the importance of forests and …
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Industrial Hemp – Merchant Registration Form Application Procedures for The Growing Of Industrial Hemp In Zimbabwe Minutes of The Industrial Hemp Stakeholder Engagement Virtual Meeting Held On The 1st of September 2021 at 14:30hrs. Frequently Asked Questions About Hemp
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How to water orchids to encourage beautiful blooms The Sunday Mail 22/8/2021 The kinds of orchids commonly grown as indoor plants need to be watered differently than most other house plants. Here is what you need to know to do it right. Watering orchids is more of an art than a science, a task that …
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Time to prune: Getting ready for spring The Herald 21/8/2021 Food gardening now more than ever will be seen in a different light because it will be in short supply for weeks, if not months, to come. As we head towards spring we need to think about what needs to be done before the onset …
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