NAMPO reflects optimism and growing concerns in South Africa’s agriculture sector

The recent NAMPO exhibition in Bothaville showcased the vibrancy and challenges of South Africa's agriculture sector, as ...
lex18

Black Soil: Encouraging African Americans to reconnect to farming roots

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Black Kentuckians are working to reconnect to their heritage in farming after decades of African Americans leaving the occupation or being forced out. According to the ...
Devdiscourse

Africa’s digital food strategy faces test as rural farmers remain disconnected

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The Nation Newspaper

A revolution in African farming

In this article, African Climate Foundation agriculture researcher Malik Dasoo writes about the benefits of regenerative agriculture and how it can transform farming in Africa. Regenerative ...
The Conversation

South African farming: new policy offers promise, but there’s fixing to be done too

Trucks lining outside a container yard in Cape Town, South Africa. Infrastructure backlogs are a threat to food exports. Photo by Nardus Engelbrecht/Gallo Images via Getty Images For most agricultural ...
AllAfrica on MSN

Namibian hunting farm near Windhoek to be auctioned in South Africa

A hunting farm in the Khomas region has been listed for auction later this month in South Africa.Farm Neu Progress Number 506, located 51 kilometres east of Windhoek on the road to Gobabis, will be ...
Forbes

Why African Groups Want Reparations From The Gates Foundation

A Seed Savers Network seed bank in Gilgil, Kenya. The Kenyan NGO Seed Savers Network works with smallholder farmers on seed access, traditional crop varieties, and biodiversity. (Photo by James ...
PBS

Young Africans turn to farming as urban life becomes too expensive

TAMBACOUNDA, Senegal (AP) — On a blazing afternoon in Senegal, 33-year-old farmer Filly Mangassa heaved peanut plants onto a horse-drawn cart, sending clouds of dust swirling. Ten years ago, he left ...
Christian Science Monitor

How to transform African farming: Return to 'orphan crops'

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...