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R10bn Pollination Powerhouse: Steenhuisen Vows to Protect SA’s ‘Farmers of the Sky’

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has positioned the South African beekeeping industry as a strategic national priority, underscoring its pivotal role

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Kenyan Flower Farm Workers Suffer from Pesticide Exposure, Fueling Calls for Reform

NAIROBI, KENYA – Flower farm workers in Kenya are suffering from severe health issues, including organ damage, neurological disorders, and

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Botswana Beef’s Landmark Deal Set To Unlock Lucrative Markets

GABORONE—Botswana’s beef industry is on the cusp of a significant expansion following a landmark trade agreement granting access to the

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New African Network Aims to Breed a Brighter Future for Livestock

Nairobi, Kenya: A ground-breaking initiative to transform livestock breeding across Africa has been launched, promising to unlock the vast genetic

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African Swine Fever Threatens Croatia’s Heritage Pig Breed

From Ivana Marić in Zagreb Zagreb, Croatia: The picturesque fields of Eastern Croatia, home to the distinctive Black Slavonian pig,

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Transforming African Livestock Production: A New Era of Genetic Innovation

In the heart of Africa, a revolution is quietly taking shape—one that promises to transform the continent’s livestock production through

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Ostrich Industry Set for Growth, But Challenges Loom-Experts

The South African ostrich industry is poised for a modest increase in production during the 2024/25 season, with an estimated

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The Brahman’s Legacy: Transforming Namibia’s Cattle Industry

The arrival of the Brahman breed in Namibia in 1954 marked a turning point for the country’s cattle industry. These

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Tanzania adopts high-yield dairy cows & improved feed

Tanzania is introducing high-yielding dairy cattle breeds and enhancing feed practices to boost milk production, while also reducing greenhouse gas

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Lowering Calving Challenges in Cattle

Calving difficulty, or dystocia, is a major challenge for cattle producers, resulting in significant financial losses, including increased calf deaths,

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AFRO AGRI REVIEW JOURNAL

R10bn Pollination Powerhouse: Steenhuisen Vows to Protect SA’s ‘Farmers of the Sky’

Kenyan Flower Farm Workers Suffer from Pesticide Exposure, Fueling Calls for Reform

Botswana Beef’s Landmark Deal Set To Unlock Lucrative Markets

New African Network Aims to Breed a Brighter Future for Livestock

African Swine Fever Threatens Croatia’s Heritage Pig Breed

Transforming African Livestock Production: A New Era of Genetic Innovation

Ostrich Industry Set for Growth, But Challenges Loom-Experts

The Brahman’s Legacy: Transforming Namibia’s Cattle Industry

Tanzania adopts high-yield dairy cows & improved feed

Lowering Calving Challenges in Cattle

Bulawayo’s Glassblock Dam Project Nears Funding,.

AU Pushes Digital Transformation to Boost.

Solar Borehole Powers Up Urban Resilience.

A Legal Imperative: COP30 Shifts Climate.