COMMUNAL FARMERS HAILED FOR HIGH-QUALITY LIVESTOCK

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The Chairperson of the Okatumba Agricultural Shows Society, Kamakotje Marenga, has hailed communal farmers for keeping quality livestock and the dedication shown towards the agricultural sector.

ONAIIHOMO IRRIGATION PROJECT GETS BOOST

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The Onaihomo Irrigation project in the Oshana region continues to yield positive results for its beneficiaries.
 
The project received agricultural implements and equipment from the Office of the Oshana Governor. 
 

NAMIBIA STRENGTHENS FOOD SECURITY DRIVE

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Namibia continues to strengthen its drive towards food security, with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform supporting farmers through various interventions.

EIF DONATES LIVESTOCK FEED TO ZAMBEZI FARMERS

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The Environmental Investment Fund (EIF) has donated livestock feed to farmers in the Zambezi Region.

The N$500,000 worth of animal feed will support livestock farmers who were previously affected by floods, which led to the loss of animals in the floodplain constituencies of the region.

KEETMANSHOOP RESIDENTS WELCOME MUCH-NEEDED RAIN

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The residents of Keetmanshoop have welcomed the cold and rainy weather conditions experienced at the southern town, appreciating the much-needed rain as a blessing.

Reporter Luqman Cloete took to the streets to hear from the residents how they experienced the cold weather.

FARMERS ASSESS IMPACT OF KHARAS, HARDAP STORMS

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Over the past few days, the Kharas and Hardap regions have experienced heavy rain and hailstorms. To gain insight into how this weather has affected local farmers, NBC News spoke to local farmer Jacob Kruger, who said that his livestock were not harmed despite the harsh weather conditions.

MAFWLR ISSUES LOCUST SWARM ALERT IN HARDAP REGION

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform (MAFWLR) has issued a state of alert over an invasion of locust swarms in some parts of the Hardap Region. 

SIKONDO URGES LOCAL GARLIC PROCESSING TO CUT IMPORTS

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"Garlic can be chopped up and then put in these containers. We invite food processors to come to Sikondo to see if we can collaborate on garlic processing. When you look at the garlic in all these retailers, it is mostly imported from South Africa. And it's such a simple crop to grow."