Horticulture
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MOROCCAN IRRIGATION FIRM CMGP-CAS SEEKS FOOTHOLD IN AFRICA AFTER MERGER
By Ahmed Eljechtimi RABAT, July 6 (Reuters) – Moroccan irrigation and farming company CMPG-CAS is looking to expand business in Sub-Saharan Africa where it ... -
Investing in restoration makes sense for bees, food production and the bottom line
Proteas are one of the indigenous South African plants that provide food for honey bees (Photo credit: La Motte) Daneel Rossouw, Functional Head of ... -
Are vertical gardens the future of farming in Africa?
Fred Kimani and Fred Muthiga inspecting herb instalments of the vertical gardens By Stella Nasambu “Land capital is so high, and yet what farmers ... -
Tanzania Committed to Ending Sunflower Problems – PM
By Louis Kalumbia Dar es Salaam — Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa yesterday said the government is committed to working on challenges plaguing sunflower production ... -
South Africa: Western Cape Agriculture Hosts International Symposium in Irrigation of Horticultural Crops in 2023
Government of South Africa (Pretoria) An expert group of approximately 120 international and South African irrigation and horticultural scientists will be warmly welcomed to ... -
Tiny invasive beetle threatens millions of trees in South Africa
Scolytus rugulosus the shothole borer under the bark of a plum tree. It is a species of bark beetles. Sheree Bega The tiny polyphagous ... -
Syngenta Flowers is Blooming Brightly this Summer
Digital Summer Trials program with interactive webinars and many highlight videos Shiny and amazing innovations and introductions like Fun House, Xcarrier and award-winning Rosebud ... -
Exploring effects of climate change on Africa’s energy transition
The African Climate Foundation will celebrate Africa Day on 25 May by launching its Strategic Framework which will capture the continent’s thinking around climate ... -
Crop quality may have been affected adversely by late rains, says agricultural machinery association
While summer-crop harvesting was in full swing in some areas in South Africa, crop quality may have been affected by late rains and early ... -
Chinese rice farm trains talents to solve Nigeria’s food problem
Source:XINHUA In the northwestern Nigerian state of Kebbi, rice farmers are busy preparing seeds and fertilizers to usher in a new growing season with ...
