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. . . Lake Harvest enters the fray 12/3/2019 The Herald From George Maponga recently at TUGWI-MUKOSI DAM One of the country’s largest fish breeders, Lake Harvest, has started operations at Tugwi-Mukosi, in a development that is expected to make the country’s largest inland dam a major source of fish. Lake Harvest’s move to …
Massive storm takes aim at Mozambique 12/3/2019 The Chronicle A powerful tropical cyclone could hit Mozambique by the end of the week, says the South African Weather Service (SAWS). Tropical Cyclone Idai has developed in strength and is forecast to make landfall by Saturday, March 16. “When it makes landfall, it weakens slightly but …
Agric experts conduct crop assessment exercise 12/3/2019 The Chronicle Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter AGRICULTURAL experts are conducting a national crop assessment exercise to analyse the expected yield from the 2018/2019 farming season, with the Minister of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement Minister Chief Air Marshal (Retired) Perrance Shiri saying it was a bad season. A …
EDITORIAL COMMENT: CSC, Boustead Beef Zim deal boost to economy 12/3/2019 The Chronicle After many years of investment negotiations that never resulted in signed contracts, the Cold Storage Company (CSC) must now be on its way back. The CSC collapsed at the turn of the millennium because of a combination of factors. The European …
Command Agric biggest source of wheat, maize 11/3/2019 Source: Command Agric biggest source of wheat, maize | Daily News Command Agriculture programme has saved the country for the past three years as it has become the biggest source of local wheat and maize, Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (Gmaz) has said. Speaking in Bulawayo recently at …
Turning Agriculture Around in Zimbabwe We have just come through a really tough wet season. Rainfall has generally been inadequate but many areas are severely drought affected and have only received a small proportion of normal precipitation. Right now there is a large cyclone developing off the Mozambique coast which threatens to move south and …
The risks of cotton farming – NewsDay Zimbabwe 11/3/2019 Guest column: Peter Makwanya Even in the advent of massive textile influx from China and second-hand clothes from other countries, cotton farming is still regarded highly in Zimbabwe. While cotton production has declined over the years due to volatile world markets, cotton companies in Zimbabwe …
Agro-processing firm plans $200 million investment 11/3/2019 The Chronicle Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent AGRICASSA Private Limited, a Zimbabwean-based company specialising in agro-processing and beneficiation, is set to invest US$200 million in new projects across the country. Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, Raj Modi revealed this in Gwanda during a recent Matabeleland South Provincial Devolution …
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‘Bio-digesters panacea to conserving forests’ Source: ‘Bio-digesters panacea to conserving forests’ – NewsDay Zimbabwe March 9, 2019 BY PIUS SAWA Two local youths have started a programme to provide affordable cooking energy to rural households in the country, saving rural Zimbabweans from walking long distances to fetch firewood from diminishing forests. Households have to cook meals …
UN Fears Fall Armyworm Outbreak Threatens Zimbabwe’s Food Security – Zimbabwe 3-4 minutes English News and Press Release on Zimbabwe about Agriculture, Food and Nutrition, Drought and Insect Infestation; published on 07 Mar 2019 by VOA Source: UN Fears Fall Armyworm Outbreak Threatens Zimbabwe’s Food Security – Zimbabwe | ReliefWeb HARARE, ZIMBABWE — The United Nation’s …
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