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Tanzania plans to introduce grains and legumes regulatory authority to protect local growers
Tanzania is in the process of establishing the country’s first grain and legumes regulatory authority to protect local farmers against dubious dealers and crop racketeers.
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Tanzania now shells over 15 billion shillings to import 9 billion liters of Milk every year
Tanzania is among the top three African countries with largest number of livestock, yet milk production within its borders is the lowest on the continent
Tanzania adopts new rice growing technology
Using RGA could save a lot of valuable land space nearly 90 percent and shorten the time period for developing breeding lines by at least two or three years as compared to the pedigree method.
U.S injects 45 billion/- into the Agriculture Sector in Tanzania
According to the USAID Global Administrator, Samantha Power, the additional USD 5 Millions will boost the country's food security.
Brazil provides farm machinery worth 700 million/- to support cotton production in Tanzania
The donation from Brazil consists of mostly agricultural machinery including tractors, ploughs, planters, sprayers, harvesters, and ginning equipment.
Njombe Region now to become Tanzania’s main wheat growing area
Tanzania has been importing more than 90 percent of the wheat which the country consumes every year
Tanzania pumps 7 billion/- into modern irrigation scheme project for state seed producing farm in Tabora
Once the irrigation project flows, the farm in Nzega will be able to release more than 1000 tons of seeds per annum which is five times the current capacity.
Cassava markets now picking up after the Pandemic
At least 6,500 smallholder cassava farmers in the three regions of Geita, Mwanza and Morogoro have so far benefitted.
Tanzania now working to replace India as global producer of organic cotton
All textile processing firms and leading global garments manufacturers in the world are turning to organic cotton. Tanzanian growers have already been certified to be 100 percent organic
Tanzania Churns Out New Varieties of Improved Kernels and Seedlings
According to Dr Mkamilo, the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute has essentially to increase its outputs of improved seeds from 481.23 tons in the fiscal year 2020/21 to 1,226 tons in the 2021/2022 financial year.