Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
Farmers not required to produce vaccination cards Herald 14/7/2021 Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Farmers are not required to produce Covid-19 vaccination cards when delivering grain to the Grain Marketing Board Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said yesterday but will have to observe all stipulated Covid-19 regulations when delivering their grain. Speaking at a post …
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How do you use artificial intelligence to support your online platform? – NewsDay Zimbabwe 11/7/2021 This post will discuss the new AI technology and share our tips on how to use it to support your online platform. The name and concept of artificial intelligence are almost unavoidable in today’s (even ordinary) discourses, so you’ve probably …
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Farmers want surrogate contractors taken out Herald 13/7/2021 Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government has been urged not to licence surrogate contractors for the forthcoming tobacco season and mobilise local funding for the growth of the crop for the benefit of farmers and the nation. This was said by representatives of tobacco growing farmers’ organisations …
800 000 households receive tick grease Herald 13/7/2021 Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter More than 800 000 households countrywide have received free tick grease under the Presidential Blitz Tick grease programme, with the initiative proving effective in reducing the number of cattle succumbing to Theileriosis, popularly known as January Disease. According to the Department …
Tobacco farmers’ efforts going up in smoke through nocturnal deliveries Herald 13/7/2021 The police have warned farmers against making night deliveries Obert Chifamba Agric-Insight NOT so long ago, stories of robbers or thieves targeting raw agricultural products like tobacco or any other crop being delivered to the floors were not only a rarity, but …
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BCC to decommission 2 dams next year By Newsday – July 10, 2021 BY SILAS NKALA BULAWAYO City Council says it might be forced to decommission two of its six major supply dams — Umzingwane and Lower Ncema — in February and May 2022, respectively, due to the poor rainwater inflows experienced during the 2020-2021 rain season. …
CSC investor starts abattoir refurbishment By Newsday – July 12, 2021 By NQOBANI NDLOVU UNITED Kingdom- based Cold Storage Commission (CSC) investor, Boustead Beef Limited, last week began refurbishing the company’s abattoir in preparation for its re-opening, Southern Eye can reveal. In 2019, government entered into a partnership agreement with Boustead Limited to revive CSC. The investor promised to …
Experts warn of tobacco re-growth Herald 9/7/2021 A farmer weeding his tobacco Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Agriculture experts are worried about tobacco re-growth in many areas as this may result in the spread of pests and diseases to the new plants still in seedbeds. Tobaccos stalks should be destroyed by May 15, every …
SADC should embrace marijuana production to counter tobacco ban Herald 12/7/2021 It is highly an undisputed fact that marijuana is a more environmentally friendly crop compared to tobacco which requires firewood or coal for curing Pardon Muzawazi Correspondent In recent years, anti-tobacco lobbyists globally are gaining ground in their bid to drive the golden …
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Cannabis-Growing Gathers Momentum in Zimbabwe 0 July 10, 2021 6:27 AM Source: Cannabis-Growing Gathers Momentum in Zimbabwe | Voice of America – English Dr. Zorodzai Maroveke, head of Zimbabwe Industrial Hemp Trust, seen here in a Beatrice farming area on July 7, 2021, says Zimbabwe is making a smart choice with cannabis, since the tobacco market is shrinking. …