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Farmers’ Assessment of sorghum varieties in Central Tanzania in 2013 cropping season

December 12, 2013
United Republic of Tanzania Ministry of Agriculture, Food Security and Cooperatives Directorate of Research and Training The Northern Zone Agricultural Research and Development Institute (NZARDI)...

AGRA Initiative in Tanzania: A Promising Future for Food Security and Economy Despite Challenges

June 25, 2013
By Anthony Muchoki  ARUSHA, Tanzania — The pursuit of a green revolution in Tanzania’s agriculture sector is already showing promise, as local companies have begun...

Investment blueprint for Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania

December 12, 2012
The Release of the SAGCOT Investment Blueprint Dar es Salaam, Tanzania — September 2022 In the heart of East Africa, a quiet revolution has been...

Agro-dealers must ensure they support smallholder farmers with training and other capacity-building initiatives so as not only to boost their business but the whole agriculture development process for the national good.

November 7, 2012
Press release issued by BRiTEN Dar es Salaam, 7 November 2012 Agro dealers are a critical link in the agricultural input distribution chain; moreover, they...

SAGCOT: Some major planned improvements (2012 –15) Road Projects

November 2, 2012
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STATEMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY DR. JAKAYA MRISHO KIKWETE, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA, AT THE OPENING OF THE AFRICAN GREEN REVOLUTION FORUM 2012, 27th  SEPTEMBER 2012, ARUSHA, TANZANIA

September 27, 2012
Your Excellency Dr. Kofi Annan, Chairman of the African Green Revolution Alliance (AGRA); Your Excellency Dr. Eng. Gervais Rufyikiri, Second Vice President of the Republic...

Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete and Kofi Annan challenge African leadership to take food security action.

August 23, 2012
African Green Revolution Forum to convene global and international leaders Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (23 August 2012) – The President of the United Republic of...

RURAL-URBAN MIGRANTS – CHALLENGES TO KILIMO KWANZAINITIATIVES IN THE RUAHA RIVER BASIN, IRINGA REGION

August 11, 2012
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AGRA spends over USD26m for agriculture in Tanzania

May 31, 2012
Tanzania, a country endowed with large tracts of arable land, has the potential to feed the whole of Africa, according to the Alliance for Green...

Private sector wish list to boost and transform horticulture sub-sector in Tanzania

April 17, 2012
Dar es Salaam; 12th December 2012Tanzania’s horticultural industry investments and development facesmultifaceted challenges that need to be urgently addressed throughpublic private partnership for best solutions...

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