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  • Africa benefits from Aussie science

    Weddings, funerals and other cultural ceremonies are the main beef markets for South African smallholder farmers.

  • War wrecked an African ecosystem. Ecologists are trying to restore it

    The national park at the southern end of Africa’s Great Rift Valley was once considered a wildlife paradise. Hippopotamuses lolled in the lush waters of Mozambique’s Lake Urema, and thousands of antelope bounded across the park’s savannas and floodplains. Elephant herds and prides of lions drew international tourists.

  • How Robotics and Automation Will Affect Labor in the Food System

    At an indoor farm in Silicon Valley, California, a mobile robot carries a tray of tiny plants—curly kale, Romaine lettuce, basil—to a robotic arm, which transplants them into a bigger tray to grow to size.

  • There Is No Clear Career Path Into Agriculture For SA's Youth

    With the agricultural sector seen as an epicentre of growth and development across the African continent, many (myself included) have argued that the sector needs to attract young talent in order to maximise its potential.

  • Lion populations show significant loss of genetic diversity, say researchers

    Recent research has revealed that lion populations in southern Africa show a significant loss of genetic diversity, and the negative trend has been traced to when European colonial settlers arrived in the area, and to the outbreak of rinderpest in the region.

  • Africa's farmers are among the most hurt by climate change

    Experts use many numbers when talking about climate change. However, rising temparatures, the resulting crop failures, and the consequent loss of livelihoods and destitution of millions of households are this year’s most important and urgent development for millions of smallholder farmers across the vastness of the African agro-ecological landscapes.

  • Climate Change Likely To Worsen Global Hunger

    One out of nine people in the world endures chronic hunger now, and climate change could put as many as 175 million additional people at risk of undernourishment by 2080.

  • Is the African Continental Free Trade Area a Game Changer for the Continent?

    I just read an insightful, recently published paper from the International Monetary Fund titled: Is the African Continental Free Trade Area a Game Changer for the Continent?

  • African Agriculture has a Branding Problem: Here's How to Fix it

    Make agriculture “sexy” to woo youth was the main message shared at a recent meeting for business and government leaders in Africa and India.

  • Botswana lifts ban on elephant hunting.

    The government would ensure that “reinstatement of hunting is done in an orderly and ethical manner” and in accordance with the law and regulations, the Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism said in emailed statement.

  • How can technology be used in the battle against world hunger?

    Farmers are not only our food producers, they are also guardians of our natural resources: soils, water, biodiversity and seeds. They are, in addition, innovators. Since the beginning of agriculture, farmers have had to change, adapt and create new ways of working the land, of dealing with difficult terrains and of enduring extreme climates and weather phenomena.

  • Zoetis A.L.P.H.A. Initiative Closing Gender Gap and Extending Borders in Sub-Saharan Africa ( Video)

    ZAVENTEM, BELGIUM – May 29, 2019 – Zoetis’ African Livestock Productivity and Health Advancement (A.L.P.H.A.) initiative, which aims to improve livestock health and positively impact farmers’ livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa,  is increasing access to animal health education and infrastructure in its second year.

  • How climate change could affect some of West Africa’s iconic bird species

    If scientists know how particular species are responding to the realities of global climate change, they can help to recommend better conservation strategies.

  • Grain Market Review: Oilseeds-2019

    The resumption of U.S. soybean sales to China has helped to buoy the market in oilseeds, although traders warn that uncertainties remain. At the same time, a developing row between Canada and China threatens to divert trade flows in rapeseed. China’s demand for soybeans has been hit by a fall in demand for meal as the country’s hog herd is affected by African swine fever.

  • Africa is leading the world in plastic bag bans

    As of June 1, travelers to Tanzania will have to pack very carefully. The countryannounced the implementation of the second phase of its plastic bag ban on May 16. Visitors are advised to avoid packing or carrying any plastic bags as they’ll have to leave these at a designated desk in the airport.

  • Cassava exploitation can accelerate Africa’s economic transformation

    The Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL) says exploiting the potential in cassava can accelerate Africa’s economic transformation. 

  • Why food safety in Africa’s informal markets must be driven by consumers

    Listeria in processed meat products from South Africa, E. Coli in romaine lettuce in the US, Salmonella in eggs across Europe and Campylobacter in chicken liver pâté in Australia.

  • South Africa’s neighbours must weigh in on land expropriation

    The outcomes of the national election place one key question in the minds of all farmers — what are their likely effect on the expropriation without compensation debate? Having recently visited Luxembourg, where Agri SA represented the interests of the SA agriculture value chain at the World Farmers’ Organisation, I can safely say the rest of the world would also like some clarity, but for broader reasons.

  • Global Growth to Weaken to 2.6% in 2019, Substantial Risks Seen

    Global economic growth is forecast to ease to a weaker-than-expected 2.6% in 2019 before inching up to 2.7% in 2020. Growth in emerging market and developing economies is expected to stabilize next year as some countries move past periods of financial strain, but economic momentum remains weak.

  • Small-scale farming should be boosted in Africa

    Industrial agriculture – farming that involves the intensive production of livestock, poultry, fish and crops – is one of the most environmentally destructive forms of land use.

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