TSOAXUBAMS – “Tita ge noxopa ǁhawosa ūhâ ǂgari-ais !hū-e ta nî māhes disa, ǂansen ta ase ta ǂgaoǀkhāsa ǂansa ūhâ nē !hūb di ǂû-ūhâsa ǁawoǁawos !nâ amaga.” Nēti ge mîdi tsî ǁkhoreb Ruben Dâusab dide, ǁîb hîa !hū-omkhâisa ûiba tsî ǁîs
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Some factors affecting conception rates in beef cattle
In many kraals you would observe particular cows and heifers that are exposed to the bull but the ultimate result (the calf) is not realized as with the rest of the herd, including those from the same age group.
Potential of Agroforestry for Namibian farmers in Climate Change Regime
As a young forester with a keen interest and qualified in agroforestry, I keep my vision for Namibian farmers and their perspective future in climate change scenario.
LPO discusses marketing access for communal farmers
WINDHOEK - Given that 60-70 percent of weaners that are marketed come from the communal sector, various strategies were discussed during the annual planning session of the Livestock Producers Organisation (LPO) held in Windhoek, on how to improve access to marketing channels for these communal farmers.
Roleplayers working round the clock to contain Anthrax
WINDHOEK – The Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry (MAWF) in collaboration with Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS), together with the Regional, Local and Traditional Authorities, Ministry of Safety and Security, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, farmers and other stakeholders are working round the clock to ensure the Anthrax infected carcasses are disposed.
Smart farming practices spotlighted
WINDHOEK- Smart Farming is the topic of a discussion on Thursday at the Namibia Institute of Personnel and Administration Management (NIPAM) Executive Conference Hall. The event is open to the public, but registration is essential. Registration forms can be downloaded from the Bank Windhoek website: www.bankwindhoek.com.na.
Producers reminded of advance bookings
WINDHOEK-Meatco is reminding producers to make advance bookings at the end of November for animal slaughter at its abattoirs in January 2019.
Most SADC countries to receive normal to below-normal rainfall
WINDHOEK-Southern Africa is expected to receive erratic rainfall in the 2018/19 agricultural season, according to the latest outlook produced by regional climate experts, who have predicted that seasonal rainfall will be “normal to below-normal” across most of the region.
Capricorn Group wins another Best Company Award
WINDHOEK - At the Annual Integrated Reporting Awards 2018, hosted in Johannesburg by Chartered Secretaries Southern Africa in partnership with the JSE Limited on 14 November 2018, Capricorn Group took home the Best Regional Company Award 2018.
PowerCom to begin construction of new tower at Kuisebmond
WINDHOEK - PowerCom Pty Ltd is currently in the process of constructing a new 30m Lattice tower at Kuisebmond which will be fully commissioned by January 2019 as part of its commitment to infrastructure investment. Demand for tower space has continued to grow in Kuisebmond, as well as across Namibia. The tower infrastructure company is responding to these demands and beginning their 2019 construction schedule in Kuisebmond.