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.

Naute Dam Irrigation Farm in ||Kharas Region expects a bumper table-grape harvest, this season.

The farm's acting manager, Simon Akwenye spoke to nbc News in an interview.
 

Farming communities at Omipanda village in the Otjombinde Constituency have received a helping hand from the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform for the water woes. 

The ministry has provided them with water tanks and pipes and further intends to drill another borehole to remedy the situation.

The Oshivelo Farm has become one of the largest employers at the Oshivelo Settlement.

The farm mainly employs the marginalized San community, who are the majority of inhabitants in the area.

Non-governmental organizations will continue to help the Namibian government end hunger by the year 2030.

In this context, the World Food Programme and the Namibia Agronomic Board signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to improve food access and affordability.

The Roots Apple Project in the Hardap Region is expected to harvest about fifty tons of apples with an estimated value of four-comma-eight-million dollars this year. 

It will be the second harvest of the first commercial apple orchard in the country. 

The Namibia National Farmers Union, NNFU constitution remains unchanged after members reviewed it at a five day workshop held at Otjiwarongo. 

NNFU is a national federation of regional farmer's unions established in 1992 to serve as a mouthpiece for Namibian farmers.

Outdated geographic information for Namibia increases the cost of development or construction of government projects.

This is according to the Acting Surveyor-General in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, who has called for an update of such information.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform will not tolerate illegal fencing of communal land.

The Director for Resettlement and Program Implementation, Alfred Sikopo, says the Ministry has full support from the traditional authorities to remove fences found to be illegal.

The first rain of the season, which fell in the Kavango East Region over the past few weeks, has given some subsistence farmers hope to start preparing their crop fields.

Some of the farmers have already planted their crops, while others are busy preparing for plowing.