Regional tobacco indaba set for Zim
The International Tobacco Growers’ Association Africa Regional Meeting will convene in Harare to address mounting regulatory pressures, volatile market shifts…
Category: Agribusiness
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Zimbabwe turns to artificial insemination to accelerate rabbit industry growth
The delegation is led by Senzile Ndlovu, acting livestock specialist in the Department of Livestock and Fisheries Production under the…
Women farmers receive training on food sovereignity, climate resilience
Women smallholder farmers from different parts of the country recently attended a transformative training workshop aimed at strengthening their role…
Smallholder pig farmers increase output by 50pc
SMALLHOLDER pig producers have scored a major production breakthrough, increasing pigs sold per sow per cycle by 50 percent from…
Why Grace Musa believes women farmers matter
FOR Grace Dudzai Musa, farming is not simply a business venture. It is a calling. Every greenhouse she builds, every…
Maize slips, but grain market holds firm
THE Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) recorded firm commodity prices in the week ending June 6, supported by strong buyer demand…
Agric, innovation and empowerment shine at WIFE festival
A key highlight was the Food for Life Indaba, which used Forum Theatre to explore challenges women farmers face, from…
Windmill pivots to regional agribusiness amid diversification push
WINDMILL (Private) Limited plans to transform into a diversified regional agribusiness platform over three years, targeting expansion into Zambia, Mozambique…
Zim set to double pea exports to 10 000t this year
ZIMBABWE is expected to double pea exports to 10 000 tonnes this year, as it continues to penetrate foreign markets,…
Nearly 4 000 small-scale farmers trained in digital agric
Nearly 4 000 small-scale farmers across Zimbabwe have been trained in digital farming under a Food and Agriculture Organisation project…