Farm to Fork Inspection
Traceability has become a ‘buzz word’ with regard to food, particularly following a number of food safety incidents during which traceability systems have been shown to be weak or absent and hence ...
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BREAKING NEWS
- Better Results and Cheaper Farming with Catch Crop Cultivation
- Tanzania and IFAD strengthen partnership for reducing rural poverty
- Standard Bank invests in the development of sustainable black owned agribusinesses.
- Kubota –Escorts JV Utility Tractors unveiled at Nampo
- Bearings international launches products specifically designed for agriculture
- New Holland presents new products for South Africa at Nampo Harvest Day 2019
- International Business Round at Agrishow records US$ 32 million
- Support Funds: Models that make a tangible difference to agricultural communities or just a drop in the bucket?
- Kenya’s livestock turnover hits US $1.44Bn
- Nampo is a window for opportunities
- John Deer’s higher purpose is to feed, clothe and fuel the world
- Growing a thriving agricultural sector key to unlocking economic wellbeing
- John Deere shows faith in SA’s agri sector with big presence at NAMPO
- Kenya-Tanzania cashewnuts deal takes a nosedive
- Kenyans anticipate Cabinet’s decision over lifting ban on GMOs
- John Deere re-energize its brand with a new brand position
- Case IH launches new Austoft® 8010 and 8810 sugarcane harvesters in Africa and Middle East
- Nampo’s 53rd edition: Reaping rewards in the agricultural sector
- John Deere Offers South African Software Firms the Chance to Help Boost Precision Farming
- Maer high-pressure cleaners to headline GCE’s exhibit at NAMPO
Category: Health Focus
Demand for plant based products increase to a whooping 140%
According to recent statistics by manufacture Nellson, demand for plant-based products development has spiked by close to 140 percent. From the shelves of your local retailer to organic fresh food ...
READ MORE +Buhera farmers lose 1 312 cattle to tick-borne diseases
Zimbabwe: Three dip tanks in Buhera have lost 1 312 cattle between January and February this year due to tick-borne diseases, the district veterinary officer, Dr Samson Chiduku has said. The ...
READ MORE +Frequency solutions for Chemical headaches
The effectivity of insect control with frequencies can be seen on the graph below The orange broken line is the starting date of treatment of Potato moth (green) Nature has provided us with natural ...
READ MORE +The world needs a new diet
February 10, 2019 will be the first-ever World Pulses Day, a global event to celebrate pulses worldwide and continue the important gains made with 2016 International Year of Pulses. “As more and ...
READ MORE +Dudutech cutting edge pest controls now available in Tanzania
Growers in Tanzania can now benefit from a range of Dudutech’s biological pest control products. The portfolio approved by Tanzanian authorities includes beneficial mites and fungi used to ...
READ MORE +Keep your apples chilled for the best quality fruit.
With hot summer temperatures expected for the next few months, here are some tips from Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing’s Quality Assurance Manager, Henk Griessel for how to keep your fruit fresh for longer. ...
READ MORE +Spreading a love of reading along with an apple a day
Have you heard the phrase: Ask a busy person if you want to get the job done? Pam Sue-Taylor, of Sonstraal Heights, Durbanville, lives up to that maxim as an executive assistant at a local media and ...
READ MORE +Banana wilt; modes of transmission, prevention and control measures
By Nita Karume : Xanthomonas wilt of banana, better known as BXW is a bacterial disease that affects banana plants. The disease was first reported in Ethiopia before 2001, where it reportedly ...
READ MORE +Common mistakes to avoid in poultry farming
By Nita Karume, Many people will venture into poultry farming with a view to make money from selling eggs as well as the chicken meat. Unfortunately, research has proven that some of ...
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