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Cattle marketing dropped further in March compared to last year. Photo FILE

Cattle marketing drops further by 68% in March (Agri Monitor)

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Using advanced aerial and ground-based laser scanning technology, the project aims to develop a more accurate and efficient method for biomass assessment—offering a potential alternative to the current BQT. PHOTOS N-BIG

Biomass industry going from strength to strength

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ACTION: Oshikoto governor, Sacky Kathindi.

Kathindi pledges economic transformation for Oshikoto

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GOING HOME: Outgoing Khomas governor Laura McLeod-Katjirua. Photo contributed

Life continues, say discarded governors

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Cattle marketing dropped in February Photo Archive

Cattle marketing drops nearly 60% in February (AGRIMONITOR)

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Namibia’s cattle herd represents a mere 0.25% of the global herd. Photo FILE

Livestock industry in urgent need of growth

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PRESSURE: Weaner exports to South Africa are projected to decline in the long term. Photo: FILE

Weaner value chain under ‘immense pressure’

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OUTBREAK: Another outbreak of lumpy skin disease has been reported in Namibia. PHOTO: FILE

Lumpy skin outbreak in Epukiro

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Die Hardapskema se laaste lusern is geoes en op Mariental uitverkoop. Foto argief

SA animal feed imports to resume amid drought crisis

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DROUGHT PAINS: The Hardap scheme's last lucerne was harvested and sold out last wee. PHOTO: FILE

SA animal feed imports to resume amid drought crisis

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IMPACT: Climate change will have a severe impact in the future on the livelihoods of residents in the Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area. Photo: WORLD WILDLIFE FUND

Impacts of climate to affect livelihoods of KAZA residents

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Bank of Namibia. Foto: NMH-Archiv

Growth forecast raised to 3.5%

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