Horticulture
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Zimbabwe’s Horticulture Earnings Stagnant At U.S.$71 Million As Production Costs Soar
By Edgar Vhera HORTICULTURE export earnings have remained static at US$71 million for the period January to November 2022 compared to the same period ... -
Lagos, Netherlands’ horticultural project to lessen food insecurity
Netherlands Consulate-General in Lagos, Michel Deelen Nigeria, has said the horticultural project between Lagos and Netherlands, which aims to use vertical farming system to ... -
Namibia: Rain Brings Hope to Northern Farmers
By Victoria Kaapanda Residents of northern Namibia are rejoicing over the first raindrops that fell since last weekend. The rain brings hope to farmers ... -
AGRIFLOR COMING UP IN 2023
Quito, Thursday, December, 2022. It has been announced today that the International Floriculture Trade Exhibition AGRIFLOR,organized by HPP since 1992, has been scheduled for 2023. ... -
Zimbabwe: Zim Targets Increase in Horticulture Production
By Precious Manomano Zimbabwe is targeting increase in high value horticultural products for export markets to create more jobs and continuing to diversify its ... -
Malawi: Farmse Improves Livelihoods Through Enhancement of Bee Farming
By Watipaso Mzungu Rodah Chirwa, from Group Village Head Chipwayira in Traditional Authority Timbiri in Nkhata Bay District, makes at least MK388,000 each time ... -
One stop shop at Africa’s first dedicated international organic and natural products expo
It is reported that at least 70% of consumers globally are more likely to make purchases based on whether there would be a reduced ... -
Mushroom farming identified as one agricultural sector
Mushroom farming, often shied away from by many established and aspirant farmers has been identified as one agricultural sector that has the potential to ... -
Flowers by sea conference
Seafreight replacing airfreight is just a matter of time. Shipping flowers by boat from Africa to Europe is not only possible, it is ... -
Cameroon Blames War in Ukraine for Food Price Spikes
Yaounde, Cameroon — Officials in Cameroon are urging people to eat local foods instead of imports, following protests over shortages and price spikes caused ...
