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Namibiau2019s rising temperatures are putting added pressure on farmers, with livestock, crops and soil all vulnerable to heat-related stress. Photo Contributed

Heatwaves threaten livestock, crops and soil health

2 Day Ago

GREEN FINGERS: Dried tomatoes, onions and green peppers form part of Onesmus Alalicky Jordanu2019s growing value-added produce business. Photo: Contributed

Farmer turns post-harvest losses into profits

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LOCAL IS BEST: Coblenz produces an array of vegetables and says supplying local schools would offer not only security but also ensure Namibian children are nourished by locally grown produce. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Coblenz farm calls for govt to buy local food for local schools

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SCARCITY: Hundreds of cattle that are allegedly brought in illegally have left Mkata residents struggling with water supply. Photo: Phillipus Josef rnrnIllustration purposes only

San, ‘illegal’ cattle in a bullfight over water

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ANSWERS: People affected by human-wildlife conflict camped outside Mahango Game Park, calling for progress on their offset claims. PHOTO: Contributed

Wildlife victims dig in over unpaid claims

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From boots to farm dirt. Photo contributed

A farm built on 'what else?'

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One of Elna van der Merweu0027s artisan sourdough creations, featuring garlic, brie and olives, produced at Merweu0027s Inn using traditional fermentation methods.

Beyond the farm gate

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For Vincent Pack, the future of farming lies in bridging tradition and technology.

Carrying the legacy, creating his own path

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NEW FACE: The date plantation at the Naute farm. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

‘Mystery’ investor gets half of Naute date operation

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DIGGING FOR ANSWERS: Agriculture ministry spokesperson Romeo Muyunda says the ministry is probing the N$39.5 million AI crop-monitoring deal. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Govt weighs action against official over N$40m AI deal

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Photo: contributed

Omusati farmer thrives as demand surges

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El Niu00F1o years tend to bring drier conditions to parts of the region, potentially affecting agricultural production. Image for illustrative purposes. Photo Pixabay

El Niño threatens African harvests

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