Speaking at the ongoing Nanenane Agricultural Exhibition at the Dr John Malecela Grounds in Dodoma, ASA chief executive officer, Mr Innocent Masaka, said the agency has stepped up the production...
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Rosemary Mirondo
Business Reporter
Mwananchi Communications Ltd
Dar es Salaam. The Agricultural Seed Agency (ASA) has called on farmers to adopt certified, climate-resilient seeds, saying the move is essential to increasing agricultural productivity, minimising crop losses and strengthening Tanzania's food security as climate change continues to disrupt farming.
Local agricultural inputs distributor, Ms Magreth Zacharia, noted that field visits across Lake Zone regions revealed strong…
Farmers from Mt Kenya and other regions have been urged to embrace smart agriculture, new technologies and farm machinery to…
To maintain output quality, the council allocated over Sh8 million to purchase 2,000 kilogrammes of improved seeds for…
The government said agricultural development must go hand in hand with environmental conservation, noting that implementation of…
The Ministry of Environment has launched a programme to equip farmers in key food-producing regions with climate-smart farming…
Representatives from COPRA, CARE International and NorgesVel shared experiences on supporting farmers through sustainable…
Farmers urged to embrace climate-resilient sorghum to fight hunger
