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Indian rice prices slip on weak African demand; strong baht hurts Thai exports Indian rice export prices slipped this week as demand from Africa was subdued, while shipments from Thailand remained sluggish due to a strong baht.
31/10/2019
Six tips to make your fish farm more environmentally sustainable The following tips are designed to help small-scale aquaculture operators, particularly in Asia and Africa, reduce their environmental impacts and embrace opera
11/04/2020
China enhances control of exported farm produce: MoIT The Consulate General of Việt Nam in Guangxi Province, China and the Asia-Africa Market Department have warned local businesses that Guangxi is carrying out
30/06/2020
Introducing guar – a resilient, versatile crop Long grown in India and Pakistan, and more recently in the US, Australia and other parts of Africa, guar is now being introduced to South African crop farmers
11/09/2018
Getting your green beans off to a good start Green bean farming in South Africa has changed considerably over the past twenty years or so. Not long ago, beans were planted and weeded by hand.
13/08/2019
Know the facts before switching irrigation systems Drip irrigation systems have a well-deserved reputation for water-efficiency. Although this gives them an obvious advantage in water-scarce South Africa
24/06/2019
Senegal a potential market for Vietnamese rice Việt Nam this year would have opportunities to continue increasing rice exports to Senegal, as well as Africa as a whole, due to high demand from those markets,
20/04/2020
The future of tilapia aquaculture: an insider's perspective Adam Taylor, founder of the largest tilapia producer in Africa, sees huge scope for improvements in the sector - in particular driven by advances in nutrition
17/03/2021
Vietnam's cashew industry reduces reliance on African sources Vietnam's cashew industry imported a huge amount of raw cashews from Africa annually. However, this year's raw cashews in Vietnam have been imported
11/09/2021
Pearl millet genome shows way for extreme heat-tolerant varieties The study will catalyse breeding efforts to improve this crucial staple food for millions of people in arid and semi-arid Africa and Asia in particular
24/10/2017