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Agribusinesses to shift from importing to self sufficiency
In November 2019, the African Agri Council (AAC) held the fourth edition of the African Agri Investment Indaba (AAII), hosted by the South African Government, the ...
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UK-Africa trade and investment: who benefits?
There has been much hype about a major Africa investment summit being hosted by the UK. Attended by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and an array of royals, a great deal of hopeful win-win-win rhetoric abounded linked to forging new partnerships for a post-Brexit future. At the summit, Ghana, it seems, is being given top treatment as a favoured destination, while ...FLASH GALA ™ volume to increase exponentially in 2020, nine years after it was found.
February 2020 is when shipments of the full-coloured FLASH GALA ™ are expected to reach the Far East ahead of a much anticipated reception. With over a million trees already planted, Bigbucks, the improved Corder Gala apple strain, is now the most successful new variety in terms of orders placed in the history of the ...John Deere announces enhanced features of exciting new application controller
Boksburg, South Africa, 21 January 2020 – The new John Deere application controller, available as a ‘bolt-on’ or ‘after-market’ kit and compatible with a host of existing machinery, enables enhanced Active Implement Guidance (AIG), Distance Trip and iGrade. Maintaining the best crop quality is often compromised by cropping practices that require multiple passes through fields. ...General tips for backyard poultry production
The following tips on aspects of small scale or backyard poultry should be used as a guide only. Poultry Hub accepts no responsibility for persons who use this information to grow or prepare poultry and poultry related products. Choosing Backyard Chicken Breeds Many chicken breeds are perfectly suited for backyard flocks. Choosing the right breed for your backyard flock ...Uganda-Kenya milk war boils over with no end in sight of regional trade tiffs
By MICHAEL WAKABI The escalating trade dispute between Kenya and Uganda over milk exports, is just one of many facing all EAC partner states and underlines critical gaps in the regional integration project that could potentially harm the economies. Dr Gideon Badagawa, the executive director of the Uganda Private Sector Foundation warns that unless resolved ...
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