African soil crisis threatens food security, says study
African soil crisis threatens food security, says study (‘buttee we are not the Ones- HBA high blame avoidance ) ! By Mark KinverEnvironment reporter, BBC
Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
African soil crisis threatens food security, says study (‘buttee we are not the Ones- HBA high blame avoidance ) ! By Mark KinverEnvironment reporter, BBC
Local fuel retailers cut petrol, diesel prices December 5, 2014 Local News Herald ReporterSome local fuel retailers have reduced diesel and petrol prices in line with
Rains expected next week December 5, 2014 Top Stories Agriculture ReporterThe country is expected to start receiving rains next week, the Meteorological Services Department said yesterday.This
Farmers call for flour import permits review December 2, 2014 Business The Grain Millers’ Association of Zimbabwe believes wheat imports are hurting local farmers Conrad Mwanawashe Business
Tobacco board to plant 6 million trees November 28, 2014 Business Conrad Mwanawashe Business ReporterTHE Tobacco Research Board plans to plant six million fast growing Eucalyptus
2015 Agric season: Preps on course November 28, 2014 Local News Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterFINANCE and Economic Development Minister Patrick Chinamasa yesterday said preparations for
Poultry production to increase 75% poultry ZIMBABWE Poultry Association (ZPA) says its members are targeting to produce over 70 million day-old chicks next year up
Tobacco seasonal exports decline November 19, 2014 TOBACCO seasonal exports declined to $120,2 million during the 11 months between January and November compared to $130
Govt to avail US$55m to GMB November 20, 2014 Local News Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands CorrespondentGOVERNMENT will soon avail about $55 million to the Grain Marketing Board
Tobacco growers continue to increase November 14, 2014 Business At least 86 751 farmers have registered to grow tobacco during the 2014/15 season, up from 83