Pakistan begins mango export season by first air shipment to Europe
The export season for Pakistani mangoes commenced on Saturday after the country dispatched the first air shipment to Europe. “The mango export season started today with the first air shipment to

Grape farming firms among Namibia’s fastest-growing companies in 2023
Grape packaging and farming company Achill Island Investments Pty Ltd has received the title ‘Namibia’s fastest-growing company of 2023’. The company achieved a compound annual growth rate

The 'cross' of the Dana in the Southeast
The countryside was looking to the sky for water, and finally the rains have arrived, but in torrential form in the southeast of the peninsula. This Tuesday the rains have fallen with intensity

Henry Pollard re-elected as Markets Board chairman
Henry Pollard has been re-elected as the chairman of the City of London Corporation’s Markets Board. The Markets Board holds the responsibility of overseeing the management of Smithfield Market,

Ceny krajowych wczesnych ziemniaków już w trendzie zniżkowym
Pierwsze krajowe wczesne ziemniaki z upraw pod wysokimi osłonami pokazały się na lokalnych rynkach hurtowych jeszcze przed 10 maja. Od tamtej pory ich ceny w zasadzie nieustannie

Economy under so much strain “you can almost touch it”
Most of South Africa’s tomatoes are coming from Limpopo, followed by the Onderberg in Mpumalanga. Some tomato farmers on the West Coast are still cropping, while farmers on both sides of the

Efra inquiry to scrutinise pesticide and fertiliser use
The Environment, Food & Rural Affairs Committee is continuing its inquiry into soil health by looking into the effects of pesticides and fertilisers. On the afternoon of Wednesday 24 May, a