Nile perch in Lake Victoria

By Tibananuka moses

Pig extension knowledge

By Tibananuka moses

Pig extension knowledge

By Tibananuka moses

Pig rearing

By Tibananuka moses

Pig rearing

By Tibananuka moses

Pig rearing

By Opige Farm

We are specializing in permaculture

By Frances Faith

Increased demand for eggs in the United States has sent egg prices soaring in recent weeks as consumers scramble to stock up on staples due to coronavirus shutdowns.

By Frances Faith

How a leading pullet rearer keeps birds salmonella-free

By Frances Faith

For cow-calf producers,

By Frances Faith

John Deere AutoTrac Controller 300 Expands Automated Steering to More AG Machines

By Isaac Omiat

concerns have been raised at Parliament level and by the Association of Fishers and Lake Users on the ever falling fish prices

By Isaac Omiat

We've been eating animals for millennia, but generations of breeding have given rise to farm animals that look pretty different from their wild ancestors.

By Frances Faith

Farming's labor crunch is a global problem.  A farming robot revolution is imminent, with fruit-picking machines nearly ready to roll into the fields and start replacing human workers

By Frances Faith

What is Aquaculture?

By Frances Faith

Vegetables

By Isaac Omiat

TECHNICAL INFORMATION IN FOOD & FISHERIES POLICY & DEVELOPMENT

By Isaac Omiat

Small-scale aquaculture will never succeed if producers are forced to finance heavy-security fencing for their ponds.

By Isaac Omiat

Inspiring people to change the world by producing sustainable food in alternative ways

By Isaac Omiat

How aquaponics and integrated agri-aquaculture farms are making smart use of water

By Isaac Omiat

The European Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers met in Brussels on 19 March to debate the Commission's proposal

By Georwell

The minister for Disaster Preparedness Hon. Musa Ecweru visited Geossy

By Georwell

The minister for Disaster Preparedness Hon. Musa Ecweru visited Geossy

By Georwell

NBS TV: Featured Geossy impact on women and youths Fish vendors in Busia district.

By Georwell

Geossy impact on empowering women increasing income and reducing domestic violence through women empowerment, reducing prostitution and street boys.

By Georwell

Geossy fish farm has extended its credit facility for fish to women and youth fish vendors in BUSIA district. This has saved over 250 women and youths with daily income if at least 50,000/-

By Isaac Omiat

GENETICS & BREEDING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS EDUCATION & ACADEMIA

By Isaac Omiat

Shaping the Modern Farming Through AgTech Fusion

By Isaac Omiat

You wouldn’t drive a car without a steering wheel. So why run a farm without a business plan?

By Isaac Omiat

A business plan will help you access funding and serve as a working document to guide your managerial decisions. But, before you write up that plan, do your research properly!

By Isaac Omiat

The objectives outlined in your business plan must be realistic and achievable, with the strengths and weaknesses properly identified and analysed.

By George Wanda

New strains of Nile tilapia that are more resistant to disease and more effective at utilizing feed are being developed by WorldFish.

By Isaac Omiat

Fish species that are adapted for rivers generally perform better under aquaculture’s challenging conditions.

By Isaac Omiat

An Ankole bull belonging to Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa sold for R640 000 at the Ntaba Nyoni auction on Wednesday, near Ermelo in Mpumalanga.

By Isaac Omiat

Social impact agribusiness investor, AgDevCo, recently announced a US$3 million (about R43 million) debt investment in the Rwandan poultry company, Uzima Chicken.

By Isaac Omiat

For Zambia to become a breadbasket in Africa, it was necessary for its government to urgently implement a zero tax rate on products essential for enhanced agricultural production.

By Isaac Omiat

African Development Bank (ADB) president, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has been announced as the 2017 World Food Prize (WFP) laureate.

By Isaac Omiat

A potato seed trial in Kenya has passed initial tests and the plants are now growing well in three locations in the country.

By Isaac Omiat

National Agricultural Research Organisation (Naro) is to implement a project, which will use high-tech ICT tools to finger-print seals of authenticity on all seed, planting materials and varieties they release.

By Isaac Omiat

Uganda’s government recently announced that at least 10 million Ugandans were in need of food aid after the drought affected crop harvests, according to media reports.

By Isaac Omiat

Kenya’s cashew nut exports decreased from 835t to 485t between 2013 and 2015.

By Isaac Omiat

Gary Jackson of Jackson’s Real Food Market, Chris Paulsen of the Bull and Bush butchery, restaurateurs Steve Maresch and Llewy Mateza of The Local Grill

By Isaac Omiat

Balancing Technology and Human Touch in Agriculture Extension Services

By Isaac Omiat

A Note from the Digital Thinking Initiative: A lot of the essays in this volume talk about how government and the development community can join forces with the private sector to give smallholder farmers a brighter future.

By Isaac Omiat

An agricultural commodities market is being set up near Benin City in Nigeria, as part of the Nigerian government’s efforts to resuscitate the farming industry and reduce the country’s reliance on the struggling oil industry.

By Isaac Omiat

The Netherlands poultry industry is making a concerted effort to undo the damage to its reputation after eggs it produced and exported was found to be contaminated with insecticide.

By Isaac Omiat

The Indian government approved a Rs108,8 billion (R22,4 billion) 12-year plan, from 2017/2018 to 2028/2029, to grow its dairy industry, already the largest in the world.

By Isaac Omiat

The Indian government approved a Rs108,8 billion (R22,4 billion) 12-year plan, from 2017/2018 to 2028/2029, to grow its dairy industry, already the largest in the world.

By Isaac Omiat

The Ugandan Ankole breed could offer many advantages for the local market. SA deputy president and Ankole stud breeder, Cyril Ramaphosa, farm manager and animal scientist Kobus Rall, and embryologist Morné de la Rey spoke to Gerhard Uys.