Agribiz Botswana
South African Ministers Urge Botswana to Lift Vegetable Import Ban
South Africa is calling on Botswana’s new government to reconsider and lift the restrictions on vegetable imports. Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald...
Farmers Embrace Satellite Tech, But Challenges Remain
Rome, Italy – Italian farmers are increasingly turning to satellite technology to optimize their operations and comply with European Union (EU) agricultural policies. However,...
Young Botswanan Farmers Anticipate Agricultural Revival Under New Government
Young farmers in Botswana are optimistic that the newly elected government will prioritise the agriculture sector, which the diamond industry has long overshadowed. Tumelo...
AfCFTA and Mattei Plan Take Center Stage at EIMA
During EIMA International in Bologna, Italy attention was drawn to the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Africa's groundbreaking free trade initiative. A conference,...
Digital Innovation Leads in Agribusiness
Digital technology has taken the spotlight with projects like Agri Digital Growth, Agri-Trac 2 and Xfarm's equipment solutions showcasing advancements in agricultural tech. Discussions...
2024 EIMA- Uniting Agriculture’s Future
The EIMA Exhibition 2024 has officially begun, welcoming 1,748 exhibitors, including 675 international exhibitors from 50 countries and showcasing an impressive 60,000 machinery models...
Botswana’s Food Security Struggle: A Long Road Ahead
Government Initiatives Bear Fruit, But Challenges Persist
Botswana’s ongoing battle for food security remains a pressing issue, despite concerted efforts by the government to boost...
Soybean Rust Threat Looms Large: Farmers Armed with Early Warning System
A coalition of agricultural experts is rallying to shield smallholder farmers in Southern Africa from the devastating impact of soybean rust, a fungal disease...
