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PHOTOS NDAKA MUSHROOMS AND PROCESSING

One mushroom farmer at a time

1 Month Ago

MAJOR: A worker looks at apples at Remhoogte farm where they need a steady electricity supply for an automated irrigation pump network that sprays thousands of trees heavy with fruit, in Ceres, South Africa.

South African export boom

1 Month Ago

GROWTH: The Namibian Agronomic Board met citrus industry stakeholders to discuss growing the sector in Namibia. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Citrus third most consumed fruit in Namibia

1 Month Ago

Namibia has the opportunity to shift from being a banana importer to a self-sustaining producer. Photo contributed

Namibia’s growing demand for bananas (Agri Monitor)

2 Month Ago

Namibia imports 96% of the fruits consumed. Photo FILE

Namibia ideal for fruit production

7 Month Ago

OPPORTUNITY: The future of Namibia’s avocado industry holds promise. Photo: https://www.freshproducemea.com/

Growing demand for avocados ripe with opportunities

8 Month Ago

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Amidst vast land, Namibia still imports 96% of fruits

11 Month Ago

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Amidst vast land, Namibia still imports 96% of fruits

11 Month Ago

DISPUTE: South Africa says the EU measures 'are unscientific and discriminatory'. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

SA says cases against EU citrus measures progressing at WTO

1 Year Ago

IMPORTS: Namibia imports the majority of its fruits. Photo: FILE

High fruit imports ‘alarming’

1 Year Ago

Kenyan workers check clothes made for export at the United Aryan Export Processing Zone (EPZ) factory, operating under the US African Growth and Opportunity Act the in Ruaraka district of Nairobi, Kenya. Photo Reuters

Agoa turns 25 next year

1 Year Ago

MISTAKES: Farmers should be aware of the potential mistakes that can hamper the success of their operations. Photo: FILE

Costly mistakes to avoid as a farmer

1 Year Ago

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