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Agriculture
Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Hydroponic fodder could curtail drought
Although the methods of hydroponic fodder production date back to the 1930s, there is renewed interest in hydroponic fodder as a feedstuff for sheep, goats, and other livestock.
Namibia suspends cattle exports to South Africa
Namibia has suspended the export of live cattle to South Africa, following the outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in that country and the subsequent measures equally imposed by South Africa to prevent the spread of the disease.
Omaheke hails Louis van der Merwe
The death of prominent farmer Louis van der Merwe has drawn tributes from far and wide, especially from his native Omaheke region, where he was held in high regard. He died on Sunday following an illness.
Finance insight with Mekupi Kambatuku – Budgeting is vital for agribusinesses
Agriculture is the most essential sector that contributes to the National GDP and employment. Agribusiness is fundamental for economic development and the eradication of poverty.
Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Poultry farming is the way to go
Poultry farming might have been a favourite pastime for many farmers back in the day, but that has all changed.
Meatmaster brings good tidings to Kahiha
Kakunamuua Kahiha never knew that one day he would be a stud breeder of his own herd of sheep. Growing up, sheep rearing was a favourite pastime, and one in which he excelled. At the time, the family farmed with a mixed breed of Damara, Dorper and Van Rooy sheep - mainly for meat.
Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Less is often more
One common misconception in farming is that one always has to go bigger to reap the best results. My experience has taught me otherwise; it is not as clear cut as that. In any business undertaking, growing it and bringing such business into the mainstream economy is often viewed as success. I have however found that this is not necessarily the case in farming.
Goasoma garden changes San livelihoods
Goasoma lies some 45 kilometres outside Tsumkwe. The village boasts a flourishing garden that feeds the 60 San households who, before the initiative in 2017, relied largely on the unstable supply of wild berries and other field food.
Marenga’s love for white Brahman bears fruit
The white Brahman has been a wonder of farming for years, with many farmers excitedly breeding it in their herds for several reasons.








