Grain import ban lifted March 26, 2015 Local News TAFADZWA MUSARARA Oliver Kazunga Senior ReporterZIMBABWE has secured 600,000 tonnes of maize from Zambia to boost the

Met Office forecasts heavy rains March 25, 2015 Local News Herald ReporterThe Meteorological Services Department has predicted heavy rains beginning Friday, following a lengthy dry spell.

Minister urges farmers to destock to avoid losses AGRICULTURE, Mechanisaiton and Irrigation minister Joseph Made has advised livestock farmers to immediately start destocking to avoid

  The importance of agriculture to Zim March 20, 2015 in News   The agricultural industry in Zimbabwe is made up of three main components — the

Tobacco Prices Remain Depressed Tabitha Mutenga 19 Mar 2015 Tobacco deliveries and prices continue to be depressed at an average price of US$2,14 per kilogramme, over

Made Blunders Again Tabitha Mutenga 19 Mar 2015 ZIMBABWE will import over one million tonnes of the staple grain at a cost of more than US$200

SA cuts citrus exports to Spain March 19, 2015 Business Cape Town — South Africa won’t be exporting any citrus to Spain for 2015, the Citrus

Winter wheat preps underway March 18, 2015 Business The Zimbabwe Farmers’ Union (ZFU) has said preparations for the 2015-16 winter wheat farming season are underway, but

GMO ban to stay in place – minister Posted date: March 16, 2015in: Africa, Agribusiness, ZimbabweNo Comments By Kuda Chideme, HARARE, March 16 (The Source) – The uncertainty surrounding

Virginia tobacco exports rake in over $200 million March 17, 2015 Business Virginia tobacco exports have so far earned the country $211,9 million with China remaining