The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is part of a new international initiative to establish a Centre of Excellence for ...
Rwanda agricultural exports rise 6.4% to $893.16 million Coffee earnings jump 47% on higher volumes and prices Government targets $1.5 billion exports by 2028/2029 Rwanda’s agricultural exports earned ...
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Rwanda: Climate Shocks Renew Calls to Scale Up Farmers' Insurance
Only six per cent of farmers in Rwanda currently have crop and livestock insurance, resulting in substantial losses during extreme weather events such as droughts, flooding, hail, and landslides, ...
Speaking at the launch, NSAR chairman Innocent Namuhoranye said the partnerships align with Rwanda's Vision 2050, which seeks to transform agriculture by professionalising farmers, commercialising ...
ST. LOUIS, MO, January 7, 2025 – An international collaboration has announced a public-private partnership to develop high-yielding pest-and disease-resistant cassava, maize and potatoes to benefit ...
NAEB has released a report stating the African nation increased its coffee export volume by 39 per cent in 2025.
Africa’s rising food import bill, now estimated at around $70 billion annually, signals an urgent need to invest in agriculture biotechnology and climate-smart food systems according to scientists.
Rwanda’s fish production rose 9% in 2025 to 52,439 tonnes Growth driven by aquaculture investment, hatcheries and farmer training Sector on track for 77,700-tonne output target by 2029 Rwanda’s fish ...
As we look towards the coming decade, it is clear that technology will play a crucial role in unlocking agricultural opportunities in Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs). As the founder of ...
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Rwanda’s seed sector set for growth with partnerships and BK financing
Rwanda is eyeing a major transformation of its seed industry, with experts emphasizing that high-quality, accessible, and affordable seeds, coupled with tailored financing, are critical to boosting ...
The use of pesticides in East Africa, some sold by European firms despite being banned in the EU, is killing off bees in large numbers and threatening whole ecosystems, scientists say. Joseph Ruzigana ...
Review of African Political Economy, Vol. 43, No. 148, SPECIAL ISSUE: AFRICA AND THE DRUGS TRADE REVISITED (June 2016), pp. 277-293 (17 pages) Over the past decade, African agriculture sectors have ...
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