Namibia’s directorate of veterinary services under the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform, has introduced a raft of new restrictions on the importation of pork products into the country, especially fresh frozen pork.
Agriculture
NAB, AvaGro to develop banana industry …as import bill hits N$57 million
The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) and the country’s leading agricultural solutions company AvaGro have signed a transformative agreement that will see both entities join efforts to develop the country’s banana industry in areas of research and implementation.
Make agri summits more affordable
I must wholeheartedly applaud and take my hat off to all organisers of agricultural seminars and summits for making the effort and taking the time to create platforms and opportunities that will benefit small and large-scale farmers in the long term.
Kavango East farmers elect new leadership
The Kavango East Regional Farmers Union (KERFU) elected Thomas Nyambe as its new chairperson during its recent elective congress that was held at Rundu.
Hybrid potatoes a game changer in Namibia
Potato farming in Namibia is an important occupation for the country’s food security and economic development.
Namibian women find respite in farming, traditional foods
The trade of traditional food items, particularly pulses, is enabling women in Namibia to run sustainable informal ventures in farming activities.
Oshikuku agri-expo to empower local farmers
The Oshikuku Agricultural and Training Expo aims to provide financing opportunities, promote modern farming and empower local farmers through information-sharing, the organisers have said.
Evicted generational farm workers resettled …govt prioritises corridors farmers
The government recently delivered on its promise to reprioritise and elevate the plight and dignity of evicted generational farmers, who are scattered in farm corridors across the country.
Resettlement benefits small-scale farmers
On resettlement Farm Rustig in Namibia’s Kunene region, local farmer Arnold Gaeseb’s face beamed with joy as cattle bellows echoed through the air in the grazing enclosures.
Bird flu leads to lack of poultry products
South Africans are facing a shortage of chicken and eggs as bird flu wreaks havoc across the country.