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Zim’s food situation set to improve Source: Zim’s food situation set to improve | The Sunday Mail April 29, 2018 THE number of food-insecure people in the country is set to decrease by over 50 percent this year on the back of a bumper yield achieved in the country last season. This was revealed by the Food …
Food biotech answer to Zim’s food, nutrition woes Source: Food biotech answer to Zim’s food, nutrition woes | Daily News HARARE – When single mother Pamela Chiromo was allocated a small plot to grow maize in the fertile Beatrice area last year, she thought she had finally found the solution to the nagging problem of fending …
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Errant farmers risk losing land Source: Errant farmers risk losing land – DailyNews Live Mugove Tafirenyika 28 April 2018 HARARE – Government has threatened to repossess land from farmers who lettheir livestock roam unattended. In a press statement released on Wednesday, Agriculture minister PerranceShiri said: “Farmers who continue to be a problem risk having their …
Vet Services starts e-identification Source: Vet Services starts e-identification | Sunday Mail (Local News) Last week, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Government launched Command Livestock. In the following article, the Principal Director of the Department of Livestock and Veterinary Services, Dr Unesu Ushewokunze-Obatolu (pictured above), talks about e-identification of livestock as a vital cog in reviving this …
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The “Co-ed” story Rhodesian Farmer 13 February 1970 BEFORE GIVING some basic details of the Ruware system it cannot be stressed too strongly, that the owner of Ruware, Mr H Ian de la Rue, believes his methods must be applied with the greatest care and meticulous management. He is adamant that under-supervised early bulling, and …
Research institutions urged to unlock agriculture’s full potential Minister Perrance Shiri Pamela Shumba, Senior ReporterGOVERNMENT has emphasised the need for close cooperation between its departments, the private sector and international research institutions for the country to increase agricultural productivity for both crops and livestock. Minister of Lands, Agriculture and Rural Resettlement, Air Chief Marshal …
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Trade fair shows signs of recovery THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) – considered a barometer of the health of the economy – is showing signs of recovery after years in the doldrums due to prolonged economic problems, a senior official of the body has said. By Admire Kudita “We have 800 paying delegates …
Animal rights activists real enemies of African elephants Emmanuel Koro CorrespondentHistory has taught us that racially driven motives do not produce sound decision-making but we have apparently learnt nothing from it. In their ongoing attempts to lead the international ivory trade ban without consulting the African elephant range states, the animals rights groups have …
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