Not yet time to press the panic button
Not yet time to press the panic button Herald 24/11/2020 Farmers should not panic and those that had not finished land preparations must urgently
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Not yet time to press the panic button Herald 24/11/2020 Farmers should not panic and those that had not finished land preparations must urgently
Crucial steps for planting Sunday Mail 22/11/2020 Peter Gambara THIS week, most farmers are likely to be planting mostly maize as the rainy season starts
Africa at risk from H5 highly pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)
LIMING and SOIL AMELIORATION – Options for Precision Farming the Time Poor. The wheels turn very slowly at times in our beloved country and
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What to do in the garden in September Herald 12/9/2020 Keep in mind that some plants will lose leaves when first moved indoors due
Intwasa cropping model, what does it mean? Chronicle 14/9/2020 Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor DUE to the growing incidence of climate change-induced droughts, agricultural productivity
Growing the alluring calatheas Sunday Mail 14/6/2020 Andrew Mangwarara FOR many garden enthusiasts, there is no other plant group that strikes much interest as
Effect of Plant Growth Regulator on Wheat & Barley Production Background Wheat is the second most important strategic food security crop in Zimbabwe after Maize.
Pfumvudza to boost farm output amid climatic changes Herald 12/6/2020 Minister Shiri Dr John Bhasera Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT recently introduced a new farming concept