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Namibia imports 96% of the fruits consumed. Photo FILE

Namibia ideal for fruit production

4 Months Ago

OPPORTUNITY: The future of Namibia’s avocado industry holds promise. Photo: https://www.freshproducemea.com/

Growing demand for avocados ripe with opportunities

5 Months Ago

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Check out the Fudlink app at the Windhoek Show

6 Months Ago

Namibia needs to plant 220 hectares of bananas to reach self-sufficiency for this fruit. Photo: FRESHPLAZA

NAB hosts banana production training

7 Months Ago

BANANA BUSINESS: Namibia needs to plant 220 hectares of bananas to reach self-sufficiency for this fruit. Photo: FRESHPLAZA

Local production of bananas 'non-existent'

8 Months Ago

GREEN GOLD: Avocado production holds opportunities for farmers in Namibia. Photo: media.licdn.com

Farmers urged to tap into avocado production

8 Months Ago

The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) received an accreditation certificate to the ISO/IEC 17020:2012 Standard from the Southern African Development Community Accreditation Service (SADCAS) in Windhoek last week. It is an internationally recognised standard that specifies requirements for the competence of bodies performing inspection and for the impartiality and consistency of their inspection activities. By obtaining this accreditation, the NAB has demonstrated that its inspection processes meet global standards for quality and reliability. "The NAB's recent accreditation is a testament to its dedication to maintaining high-quality inspection services in Namibia's agronomic and horticultural sectors. This achievement not only enhances the NAB's credibility, but also opens up new avenues for international trade and continuous improvement, ultimately benefitting the entire Namibian crop industry," CEO Dr Fidelis Mwazi said. He received the certificate from the CEO of SADCAS, Eve Gadzikwa. Photo Namibian Agronomic Board

NAB receives international accreditation

9 Months Ago

Participants receiving training from MK Training Academy staffPhoto: Magdalena Ndjalo

Empowering Tsumkwe’s youth through sustainable gardening

9 Months Ago

HEALTHY: Selecting high-quality potato seeds is important for the successful growth of the plant. Photo: FILE

Seed selection essential for potato farming to flourish

9 Months Ago

REGISTER: Crop producers should register with the Namibian Agronomic Board, which offers several benefits. Photo: FILE

Benefits of registering as a crop farmer

9 Months Ago

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Schools can win big in Best School Garden of the Year competition

9 Months Ago

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Developing a maize production strategy for Zambezi

10 Months Ago

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