Zimbabwe is particularly vulnerable to climate change because of its geographic location, heavy reliance on rainfed ...

ZIMBABWE has secured financial and technical aid from China and the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) to bolster the country’s climate change adaptation and sustainable management of soil and ...

In Zimbabwe, FAO has provided technical support to the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development ...

The diplomat emphasized Belarus’ successful participation in the third phase of Zimbabwe’s agricultural mechanization program ...

Twenty-five years after their implementation, the A1 and A2 land reform models in Zimbabwe continue to shape agricultural practices and land ownership. While A1 focuses on smallholder subsistence ...

It announced in 2020 the creation of a fund that would pay out US$3.5 billion for infrastructure on farms but not the land, which it says was taken by force by colonial settlers. Unable to raise cash, ...

The newly launched programme builds upon the FAO’s previous successes in Zimbabwe, including the acclaimed Green Jobs for ...

Artificial insemination is a technique already widely used in agriculture in many other countries to improve genetic quality ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in collaboration with the Mhondoro-Ngezi District Agricultural Show Society, successfully hosted a ‘Digital Fair’ in the Mashonaland ...

Zimbabwe can foster innovation in agricultural technology, providing students with the knowledge and tools to explore new ways to improve farming methods and boost efficiency.

Agriculture plays a key role in Zimbabwe's economy, with a significant portion of its workforce engaged in the industry. The country's main cultivated crops include maize, sorghum, peanuts, round ...