Irish Potato Cultivation in Tanzania: Unveiling the Regions with Year-Round Harvests
Juma Msafiri Tanzania, a land of diverse landscapes and agricultural abundance, holds a prominent position as one of the largest potato producers in Sub-Saharan Africa...
Business Case for Common Beans in Tanzania
Kilimokwanza.org Team Common beans are fundamental to Tanzania’s agricultural landscape, contributing immensely to food security, nutrition, and economic stability for approximately 5.8 million rural households....
Tanzania’s Mighty Bean: How Small Plots Make a Big Impact in Global Production
Tanzania has long been recognized for its diverse agricultural output, but its rising prominence as a global bean producer is remarkable. Despite the average bean...
Norwegian Ambassador Highlights Tanzania’s Green Economy Potential at Wajibu Institute Workshop
Dodoma, Tanzania – October 26, 2024: Norwegian Ambassador to Tanzania, H.E. Tone Tinnes, underscored Tanzania’s unique opportunity to harness its mineral wealth for sustainable development...
National Poultry Industry Faces 234,000 Tons of White Meat Deficit by 2032, Deputy Minister Calls for Strategic Investment
Dar es Salaam, October 18, 2024 – National statistics reveal that by 2032, Tanzania is projected to face a deficit of 234,000 tons of white...
Deputy Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Doto Biteko Opens Poultry Futures Forum 2024: A Call for Regional Cooperation in Agriculture
Dar es Salaam, October 16, 2024 – The Poultry Futures Forum 2024 kicked off today in Dar es Salaam with a keynote address delivered by...
Tanzania’s Fertilizer Dependency: Challenges and Solutions in Agriculture
At the African Food Systems Conference held on August 6, 2023, in Dar Es Salaam, a key issue affecting Tanzania’s agricultural sector took center stage—its...
Agricultural Lime: A Game-Changer for Maize Yields and Economic Development in Tanzania
By KilimoKwanza.org Correspondent Tanzania’s agricultural sector has faced a longstanding challenge: soil acidity, particularly in regions like Iringa and Songwe. This issue has hindered crop...
User Guide: How to Utilize SAGCOT’s Four Inclusive Green Growth (IGG) Tools for Small and Medium/Large-Scale Producers and Processors
The Inclusive Green Growth (IGG) tools are practical guides developed under the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) initiative to help small, medium, and...
Promoting Sustainability and Growth: The Inclusive Green Growth (IGG) Tool for Small-Scale Processors in Tanzania
Small-scale processors play a pivotal role in Tanzania’s agro-industrial sector, transforming raw agricultural products into value-added goods, creating employment opportunities, and driving economic growth in...