Tobacco bale deliveries drop 9pc April 2, 2015 Business Business ReporterTOBACCO deliveries at various contractors’ purchasing points have significantly improved while auction floor deliveries continue to

Moves to save Mat South livestock initiated April 2, 2015 Local News Cde Zhanda Marvelous Moyo Gwanda CorrespondentTHE government has dispatched a team to assess the

TIMB panics over low tobacco prices THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has pressed the panic button, requesting input from players to respond to

Zim to import 1,4m tonnes of maize ZIMBABWE is set to import 1,4 million tonnes of maize this year to feed the nation following a

Perfect rain season gone, experts say March 30, 2015 Business Jeffrey Gogo Climate StoryThe perfect rain season is gone, and in its place now stand imperfect,

TIMB reviews dual pricing model on concerns over discrepancies   ZIMBABWE’s tobacco industry regulator has given players up to end of day today to submit

Farmers warned on illegal cattle movement March 31, 2015 Local News Marvelous Moyo  Gwanda CorrespondentTHE Department of Veterinary Services has ordered farmers to stop the illegal

TOBACCO: When gold loses its lustre by Emilia Zindi | Sunday, Mar 29, 2015 | 1574 views     On average, buyers are offering growers US$1,20 per kg of

Seed Co hosts communal farmers March 26, 2015 in News Communal farmers from all over the country on Tuesday had the opportunity to interact with the renowned

Experts assess Mat South food situation March 26, 2015 Local News Marvelous Moyo Gwanda CorrespondentAGRICULTURE experts are carrying out a second round of the crop assessment