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El Niño: Prepare For the Risk and Not the Worst-case Scenario
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Kenya Urged to Equip Farmers With Business Skills to Unlock Agricultural Value Addition
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Tanzania’s Smallholder Farmers Struggle to Benefit from Digital Agriculture Services
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Olam Agri Invests $70 Million in New Integrated Feed Mill in Nigeria’s Delta State
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Nigeria Urged to Unlock Dry-Season Farming Potential Through Irrigation Investment
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Russia Identifies Kenya as a Growing Grain Export Market in Africa

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By Brandon Moss

November 9, 2026

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El Niño: Prepare For the Risk and Not the Worst-case Scenario

By Daneel Rossouw, Head of Sales: Agriculture, Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking South African farmers are no strangers to uncertainty. Weather, input costs, commodity prices, market ...

Kenya Urged to Equip Farmers With Business Skills to Unlock Agricultural Value Addition

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
Tanzania’s Smallholder Farmers Struggle to Benefit from Digital Agriculture Services

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
Olam Agri Invests $70 Million in New Integrated Feed Mill in Nigeria’s Delta State

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
Nigeria Urged to Unlock Dry-Season Farming Potential Through Irrigation Investment

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026

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Agribusiness Poultry

South Africa: Government’s Light Hand on Brazilian Poultry Import Restrictions Bodes Well

By Izaak Breitenbach, CEO of the Broiler Organisation of the South African Poultry Association (SAPA) In October, Brazil confirmed Newcastle disease on a turkey farm in the southern state of ...
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South Africa Restricts Poultry Imports from Brazil’s Santa Catarina After Newcastle Disease Outbreak

South Africa has introduced targeted restrictions on poultry imports from Brazil’s Santa Catarina state following an outbreak of Newcastle disease, while allowing shipments from unaffected parts of the country to ...
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South Africa’s Poultry Industry Rebounds with R2.1bn Investment Surge

South Africa’s poultry industry has staged a significant recovery, emerging as one of the country’s most competitive and resilient agricultural sectors following years of decline caused by rising poultry imports ...
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Poultry at the Centre of Africa’s Food Security Strategy

Africa’s poultry industry is rapidly emerging as a cornerstone of the continent’s food security and economic development agenda. Governments across the region are shifting away from heavy reliance on imports ...
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Transforming Livestock Farming in Africa Through Innovation and Sustainability

Livestock farming in Africa is undergoing a significant transformation as farmers adopt innovative practices to meet rising demand for animal products. With a growing population and increasing urbanization, the need ...

Agribusiness Crops

El Niño: Prepare For the Risk and Not the Worst-case Scenario

Kenya Urged to Equip Farmers With Business Skills to Unlock Agricultural Value Addition

Agribusiness Crops Technology

Tanzania’s Smallholder Farmers Struggle to Benefit from Digital Agriculture Services

Agribusiness Livestock Projects

Olam Agri Invests $70 Million in New Integrated Feed Mill in Nigeria’s Delta State

Agribusiness Food Technology

Nigeria Urged to Unlock Dry-Season Farming Potential Through Irrigation Investment

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Agribusiness Crops

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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El Niño: Prepare For the Risk and Not the Worst-case Scenario

By Daneel Rossouw, Head of Sales: Agriculture, Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking South African farmers are no strangers to uncertainty. Weather, input costs, commodity prices, market access, logistics, and interest rates all influence the performance of an agricultural business. The prospect of a particularly strong El Niño this summer, bringing below-normal rainfall across much of ...

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Agribusiness

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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Kenya Urged to Equip Farmers With Business Skills to Unlock Agricultural Value Addition

Kenya’s agricultural value-addition ambitions could deliver greater benefits to farming communities if farmers receive more education about processing, product development, branding and the commercial opportunities within agricultural value chains. The argument highlights a gap in the country’s agricultural transformation agenda: while farmers understand how to grow and harvest crops, many have limited knowledge of what ...

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Agribusiness Crops Technology

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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Tanzania’s Smallholder Farmers Struggle to Benefit from Digital Agriculture Services

Tanzania’s efforts to expand digital agriculture are facing challenges as limited digital literacy, inadequate training and delayed responses prevent some smallholder farmers from fully benefiting from government-supported platforms. Services such as M-Kilimo and e-Kilimo are designed to connect farmers with market information, agricultural advice, extension services and potential buyers. However, experiences shared by farmers in ...

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Agribusiness Livestock Projects

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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Olam Agri Invests $70 Million in New Integrated Feed Mill in Nigeria’s Delta State

Olam Agri has commenced construction of a $70 million Integrated Feed Mill in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State, as the agribusiness expands its animal feed operations and strengthens its investment in Nigeria’s agricultural sector. The project will feature a poultry feed mill with a production capacity of 1,500 tonnes per day, an aqua feed mill capable of ...

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Agribusiness Food Technology

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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Nigeria Urged to Unlock Dry-Season Farming Potential Through Irrigation Investment

Nigeria has been urged to make greater use of dry-season farming to increase food production, improve farmers’ incomes and strengthen national food security. The October-to-March period presents an important opportunity to expand irrigation-supported agriculture, reduce seasonal food shortages and attract private investment into the sector, according to agricultural commentator Michael Adedotun Oke. Rather than allowing ...

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Agribusiness Crops International News

By Brandon Moss
November 9, 2026
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Russia Identifies Kenya as a Growing Grain Export Market in Africa

Russia has named Kenya among its expanding grain export markets in Africa, with shipments increasing as Moscow strengthens agricultural trade relations across the continent. The Russian Embassy in Kenya highlighted the growth on November 6, 2026, stating that Russia exported approximately 13 million tonnes of grain to African countries during the first nine months of ...

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