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Tanzania claims to be food sufficient by 128 Percent
Tanzania left Dakar 2 summit with a signed compact and determination to implement increasing productivity as well as the political will to create institutions and support structures for its farmers.
Tanzania deposits over 100 types of Vegetable kernels into the global seed bank in Norway
On the other hand, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault received a record-breaking deposit of more than 30,000 new seed samples from 23 depositors across 21 countries, including seven international gene banks.
Tanzania becoming self-sufficient in Agricultural Seeds Production
The Horticultural sector in Tanzania has an export value of 668.7 billion/- from the total production of 175,000 tons of produce shipped overseas, compared to 340 billion/- in exports value recorded in 2021.
Tanzania tops rice production in East Africa, ranks fourth on the continent, leads in cereal exports
Kenya, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) account for nearly 80 percent of the Tanzania Rice Export Markets.
Over 3000 farmers to benefit from USAID boost into Africa Free Trading Area worth USD 0.5 Million
The USD 508,000 in the new partnership will boost the trading potential of 220 private sector enterprises including Small and Medium Enterprises and 3000 farmers, processors and private proprietors.
Revolutionary Research Unveils Potential to Climate-Proof Global Wheat Supply
Wheat is probably the most consumed plant in the world, which means its survival is of paramount importance to mankind
U.S Drone Tech firm expands to Africa. Uses Rwanda as portal for Artificial Intelligence on the continent
When it comes to technology, agricultural sector in Africa lags behind other regions like India and other emerging economies.
World Bank supports rural women group in Iringa to establish rice milling and packaging industry
There are several community groups in the rural district of Iringa, bordering Ruaha National Park, being supported under the program, Jijenge, with 15 members, is one of them
Vegetable growers in Tanzania consider adopting ‘Chameleon Sensors’ from South Africa
Just like chameleons, these sensors change color depending on the environment around them, but operate like traffic lights, switching between green, blue and red according to moisture levels
Lady scientist comes up with environment friendly biocide to curb misuse of chemicals in Agriculture
The Vuruga Biocide formula coming in both liquid and powder forms, not only can kill the ‘Tuta Absoluta,’ but is also proving to be effective in annihilating the equally deadly pesticide-resistant army fall worms.