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.
Agriculture
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.
Growing tomatoes: Things to look out for
Tomatoes, like potatoes, can offer the farmer handsome rewards.
Financial planning and control vital for farmers
The Farm Financial Management for Agripreneurs Beyond Compliance report is imperative to ensure sustainable and profitable farm enterprises.
Bull fertility vital to herd’s profitability
Livestock farmers need to constantly test their bulls for fertility in order to make sure they get the best results from their herd. This is the view of renowned veterinarian Baby Kaurivi Katunahange.
Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – Live, learn and lead
IN THIS EVER-changing world where new inventions are the order of the day and technology keeps becoming more advanced by the day, it has become crucial for farmers to get on board by empowering themselves with new skills.
Otjozondjupa learners trained on animal judging
School learners doing agriculture as a subject in the Otjozondjupa region, recently benefited from a free animal course on judging animals.
Opinion – Turning farming from a hobby into profit-making
As an agripreneur or farmer, you are concerned about increasing your livestock count, or your crop field size. You want to make sure your land has the grazing capacity, that you have met the livestock vaccination targets and have made sure your employees are paid and you can feed your family.
Agriculture and Namibian ecosystems
Agriculture is concerned with rearing animals and the cultivation of crops, whilst an ecosystem simply refers to a community of living organisms, such as plants and animals, together with the non-living components, such as the air and soils, interacting with each other in their environment.
Farmers’ Kraal with Charles Tjatindi – ‘The eye of the master fattens the sheep’
One of the biggest mistakes you can ever make as a farmer is being far away from your animals or produce for too long.









