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Fibertex geosynethetic products for horticulture include capillary mats for sub-irrigation
At a time in South Africa, when food scarcity is a very real concern, it is even more important for the agricultural sector and ... -
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 ...
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Fibertex geosynethetic products for horticulture include capillary mats for sub-irrigation
At a time in South Africa, when food scarcity is a very real concern, it is even more important for the agricultural sector and horticulture specialists to make sure they have optimum growth conditions in nurseries and greenhouses. “A critical part of providing a healthy growing environment for plants is controlled water and fertilizer distribution ...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 plans to generate 20% of its sales in the first three years following its merger, CMPG CEO Youssef Moamah said. CMPG and CAS, two of the best known Moroccan companies in ...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 Agriculture at Nedbank’s Relationship Channels South Africa’s fruit industry dominates agricultural exports with citrus, table grapes and pome fruit contributing more than R40 billion to our export revenue in 2020. But ...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 can plant on the ground is so little”. Farmers may yet find a solution above ground, with tower gardens. That is if cousins and proprietors of Vertical Gardens, an alternative farming ...
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