Editor’s note: This story first appeared in AgriBusiness Global’s January/February print magazine. We now also distribute the magazine digitally for added…
With Mugabe out, the push for increased agricultural production by the new government has opened new business opportunities for planting seed material suppliers and agchem manufacturers.
After thousands fled their farms and loan programs collapsed in the wake of Ebola, international and local organizations are working to help bring them back.
Training agrochemical users and suppliers in Africa on proper use of farm inputs is critical to ensuring increased production of high-quality crops and safeguarding the health and safety of consumers and the environment.
TAHA head Jacqueline Mkindi continues her convincing advocacy for better access to crop inputs and agriculture infrastructure for emerging agriculture economies.
Drive by the three East African countries of Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda to increase food production has pushed agrochemicals to the top of the region’s agricultural agenda.
