Namibia imports 62% horticulture products

Leased green schemes to increase food production
For green scheme projects still under government management, the agriculture ministry will ensure that some level of production is attained, Schlettwein said.
Ellanie Smit
  • 2 Year Ago - 2022-10-11 01:00:00
For the last five years, on average, Namibia’s monthly consumption of horticulture products has amounted to approximately 7 961 tonnes, which translates to 95 527 tonnes annually
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