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Inadequate markets for livestock still poses challenge to farmers in NCAs

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Inadequate markets for livestock in the Northern Communal Areas still pose a serious challenge to farmers within the Red Line.

The Namibian National Farmers Union's Executive Officer, Kuniberth Shamathe, says weaner buyers are offering low prices to producers across the country.

Crop farmers advised to use improved certified seeds for high yields

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The Northern Namibia Farmers Seed Growers Cooperative, within the Omahanene Crop Research Station in the Omusati Region, is advising crop farmers to use improved certified seeds for high yields in a short period of time as opposed to traditional ones.

Hardap Veld Fires Contained

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The raging veld fires in the Hardap Region that destroyed large tracts of grazing land have finally been contained.

The fire started on resettlement farm Haribes and spread to other farms over the course of five days.

The cause of the fire is still unknown.

Veld Fires Around ||Kharas Mountains Contained

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A veld fire that had been raging in the ||Kharas Mountain area since last Friday has been extinguished and is no longer a threat.

Keetmanshoop Rural Constituency Councillor Gertjie Witbooi said this as he gave an update on the veld fire.

Hardap Farmers Battle Raging Veld Fires

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Farmers in the Hardap Region have been battling a veld fire that broke out at the Haribes resettlement farm on Monday.

Both Hardap Governor Salomon April and Hardap Region Council Chairperson Gershon Dausab were at the scene of the fire to help put it out.

Namwater completes construction of water canal in Omusati Region

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Namwater has completed the construction of the water canal at a cost of N$93.5 million.

The construction of a 5.8-kilometer canal, which stretches from Omahenene to Olushandja in the Omusati Region, commenced in February last year.

Zambezi farmers urged to brand and tag their cattle

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Police in the Zambezi Region is urging farmers to brand and tag their cattle to easily identify and recover them when they are stolen.
 
The warning comes after a suspect was intercepted while attempting to cross into Zambia with five herds of cattle.