By Rachel Gonani: Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale has reaffirmed government’s commitment in ensuring that the Affordable Input Programme (AIP)...
Read moreThe Centre for Agricultural Transformation (CAT) and Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) have signed a $13,500 (about...
Read moreFor the last 48 years, Admin Jenadi has had the foot of Kasungu Hill as his home. He has farmed at...
Read moreCampaigners have urged Malawians to embrace animal welfare. National Youth Network on Climate Change (NYNCC) Advocacy Officer, Clement Makuwa made...
Read moreBy Nellie Kapatuka: An agriculture expert says smallholder farmers in the country are reluctant to participate in afforestation activities because...
Read moreBy Memory Chatonda: Soon after finishing his education at Chiwale Community Day Secondary School in 2015, Vincent Chirwa from Chifenthe...
Read moreBy Manasse Nyirenda: Fish farmers in Rumphi have hailed fish farming programme for contributing towards the uplifting of their livelihoods....
Read moreBy George Banda: Government says construction works of the Utale Irrigation scheme under Malawi Resilience and Disaster Risk Management Project...
Read moreBy Staff Writer: Bayer Malawi has launched an early maturity and high-performance maize seed variety touting it to be the...
Read moreBy Peter Phiri: A renowned Agriculture Expert Leonard Chimwaza has welcomed the decision by government to remove Lobin Lowe as...
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