Namibiab ǂhanub ge sī!nâheǁkhāse ge ǀaweǁguihe 2019/20ǁî marikurib !aroma, ǁama nîse 39.7 miljun hektarga ǂgari!hūdi !aroma nî sîsenūhese ge !nāǂam. !Hūde ǀgoraǂgāsa ǁkhawa kō!gâs !ereamsa tani hâ !âb, ministeris !hūdi dis !nâs ge ǀgam !nāra ǀaweǁguisa hektargu xa a !nāsase ǀhûǁarebese ǂgari-ais !hū!âde ge ǁama.
ǀGamǀkhāb !nâ ǁōs tarekhoedi dis tsî ǀoasa ǁkhâgu ǀkha !naes ai!â ra ǁō îaron di !gôagu ge kai ǁgoaǂuis ase ǂurusib !âba Namibiab !nâ ība, ti-i ge ǂurusib mâisa-e ge mî.
Hendrik Motinga quit his formal job ten years ago as a labour inspector to pursue his dream of becoming a full-time commercial farmer.
Meatco’s senior manager for safety health environment and quality assurance and acting Okapuka Feedlot Veterinarian, Dr Adrianatus Maseke has advised producers on how to prevent and treat ringworm in cattle.
If agriculture is to continue to feed the world, it needs to become more like manufacturing. Fortunately, that is already beginning to happen. Agriculture is one of Namibia’s most important sectors.
The Poultry Producers Association of Namibia (PPA) recently hosted its annual meeting, where it brought together key industry role players to review the performance of the sector, and the challenges faced in the previous year. The event also sets an agenda for the year.
The grazing value and capacity of the land is a factor of certain attributes such as the soil condition, grass species composition, density, and abundance amongst others. These attributes are further influenced by rainfall activities and the intensity of utilisation of the grazing materials.
Just over a year ago, Namibia, along with the rest of the world, was confronted by the devastating impact of Covid-19. During this period, the tourism sector was one of the hardest-hit.
Trustco Life successfully launched OnawaMed as an affordable and unique medical insurance product in May 2020. This distinctive product provides access and cover against the costs of consultations at private medical doctors.
Chairperson of the Business and Intellectual Property Authority (BIPA) board Riundja Kaakunga said it has become evident that a revision of the authority’s corporate strategy of 2017-2022 is required. Kaakunga feels the revision is necessary, given the significantly reduced domestic economic activity.