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Tomato Production, It's all in the balance

Tomato Production, It's all in the balance

During the life cycle of tomato production there are different stages that the plants go through, this need to be managed or manipulated by the grower. This can be expressed as the generative or vegetative stages of the plant. Wrong decisions made at the beginning of a crop can affect the crop throughout its production cycle.

Protecting Cattle from Hidden Dangers: Dr. Kibet's Case and Lessons for Livestock Owners

Protecting Cattle from Hidden Dangers: Dr. Kibet's Case and Lessons for Livestock Owners

Dr. Kibet's (@lenna_kibet) astonishing discovery of a cow with a stomach full of nails, nets, clothes, and other foreign objects has sent shockwaves through the farming community. This alarming case highlights a serious and often overlooked threat to livestock health. While some might question the cause, the science is clear: cows are indiscriminate feeders, and accidental ingestion poses a significant risk.

Farm Business Money is Not Your Personal Money

Farm Business Money is Not Your Personal Money

Farming is a unique blend of passion and practicality. The land is in your blood, but to keep the legacy alive, you need the business savvy of any entrepreneur. A cornerstone of that savvy is understanding the rigid line between the money you earn and the money your farm earns. Tempted to treat them as the same? Here's why that's a path to trouble and how to do things the right way.

FAO and ZAMCOM Forge Partnership to Secure Sustainable Future for Zambezi Region

FAO and ZAMCOM Forge Partnership to Secure Sustainable Future for Zambezi Region

HARARE, ZIMBABWE – In a pivotal move towards addressing the interwoven challenges of climate change, water scarcity, and food insecurity, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Zambezi Watercourse Commission (ZAMCOM) have joined forces. The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) solidifies their shared commitment to fostering resilience across the vital Zambezi Watercourse Region.

SADC Member States meet to validate Regional Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan

SADC Member States meet to validate Regional Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan

Cape Town, South Africa: The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in collaboration with the Southern African Development Community (SADC), have organized a three-day workshop to validate the SADC Biodiversity Strategy & Action Plan (SBSAP); developed with technical and financial support of FAO under the European Union (EU) funded Capacity Building Related to Multilateral Environmental Agreements in African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries Phase 3 (ACP-MEAs 3) project.

Essential Chick Management: Your Key to Poultry Success

Essential Chick Management: Your Key to Poultry Success

Successful poultry farming doesn't happen by chance. It rests on a foundation of sound management, starting from the birds' earliest days.

Hold Your Horses Why Not ALL Farm Advice is Good Advice

Hold Your Horses Why Not ALL Farm Advice is Good Advice

The internet, chatty neighbours over the fence, online forums…the flow of tips, shortcuts, and 'must-do-now' advice never seems to stop.

Upholding Agricultural Integrity: Zimbabwe’s Battle Against Unlawful Livestock Movement

Upholding Agricultural Integrity: Zimbabwe’s Battle Against Unlawful Livestock Movement

In the serene landscapes of Manicaland province, an incident has recently unfolded that underscores a pressing challenge within Zimbabwe’s agricultural framework.

Beef School 2024: A New Chapter of Learning and Growth Beckons

Beef School 2024: A New Chapter of Learning and Growth Beckons

The much-loved Zimbabwe Herd Book (@Zimherdbook) is all set to bring the much-anticipated Beef School for the year 2024.

How to Start a Feedlot Operation: A Guide for Cattle Farmers

How to Start a Feedlot Operation: A Guide for Cattle Farmers

Feedlotting is a way of fattening cattle in a confined space with a balanced ration of grains and hay.

Farm Recordkeeping 101

Farm Recordkeeping 101

A farm record system is a vital tool for any farmer who wants to manage their business effectively and efficiently.

FAO, Zimbabwe Co-host Biodiversity Workshop in Harare

FAO, Zimbabwe Co-host Biodiversity Workshop in Harare

In Harare, Zimbabwe, a regional workshop on taking action on biodiversity for food and agriculture in Africa is currently in progress.

Zimbabwe plants nearly 12 million Pfumvudza/Intwasa plots, surpasses target

Zimbabwe plants nearly 12 million Pfumvudza/Intwasa plots, surpasses target

Zimbabwe has achieved a remarkable feat in its Pfumvudza/Intwasa programme, a climate-smart agriculture initiative

African Armyworm in Zimbabwe: A Call for Farmers to Scout and Report

African Armyworm in Zimbabwe: A Call for Farmers to Scout and Report

Zimbabwe is facing an African Armyworm outbreak affecting multiple provinces and crops

Farmers urged to complete planting before dry spell hits Zimbabwe

Farmers urged to complete planting before dry spell hits Zimbabwe

The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has advised farmers to complete any planting

Tendai’s Turnaround: The Journey from Jack-of-all-Trades to Maize Master

Tendai’s Turnaround: The Journey from Jack-of-all-Trades to Maize Master

Once upon a time, in the heart of Zimbabwe, there lived a farmer named Tendai. Tendai was known far and wide for

Unlocking Agricultural Success: The Power of High-Quality Seeds

Unlocking Agricultural Success: The Power of High-Quality Seeds

Are you looking for ways to improve your crop yield and quality? If so, you might want to consider using good quality

What You Need to Know About Setting Realistic Maize Yield Goals

What You Need to Know About Setting Realistic Maize Yield Goals

Maize is one of the most important crops in the world, and its production depends on many factors, such as;

Anthrax Outbreak in Zimbabwe: Government Takes Action to Curb Spread

Anthrax Outbreak in Zimbabwe: Government Takes Action to Curb Spread

Zimbabwe is currently facing an anthrax outbreak that has killed 36 animals and infected 518 people in four districts: Chipinge, Hurungwe, Gokwe North and Gokwe South.

How to Use Planting and Market Calendars for Crop Farming

How to Use Planting and Market Calendars for Crop Farming

If you are a crop farmer, you know how important it is to plan ahead and optimize your production.

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