Government of Tanzania Emphasizes AGRF 2023 as a Landmark for Food System Transformation
The imminent Africa Food Systems Forum 2023 in Dar es Salaam, elucidated by the Honourable Minister Hussein Bashe, promises to be a watershed moment in...
AGRF: Hussein Bashe Advocates for Revolutionary Steps Towards Sustainable Agriculture in Africa
By Anthony Muchoki Nairobi, August 23, 2023 — As Tanzania prepares to host a monumental gathering focusing on food systems, Hussein M Bashe, has amplified...
Reviving the Green Pulse: The Resurrection of Irrigation Farming in Bugwema Valley
Within Tanzania’s expansive agricultural tapestry, the Bugwema Valley of Musoma Rural has often been a whisper amidst roaring tales. Yet, its silence is about to...
Dodoma Cement Fueling Tanzania’s Agriculture Transformation with Lime and Gypsum
By Kilimokwanza.org In the vast plains of Tanzania, a quiet revolution is brewing. The call to modernize, enhance, and fortify the nation’s agricultural backbone is...
Empowering Tanzania’s Agriculture: The Vitality of the ASDP II
The Tanzanian government, echoing the sentiments of its citizens, has always recognized the agricultural sector’s immense potential. It’s a beacon of hope, a source of...
AGRA’s Strategic Response to Soil Acidity in Tanzania’s Highlands.
In the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, an underlying threat to agriculture is intensifying: soil acidity. The issue has gained prominence and becomes a matter of...
“Use Lime to Tame Soil Acidity,” Farmers Urged
Friday, August 18th, 2023In a significant development for Kenya’s agricultural sector, the government alongside agriculture stakeholders have strongly recommended the utilization of lime, organic materials,...
Beyond SAGCOT: Ministry of Agriculture Plans Seven More Production Corridors
Kilimokwanza.org correspodent Tanzania’s rise in Tanzania food system economic landscape can be attributed to various factors, one of the most significant being the Southern Agriculture...
Indigenous Seeds at Risk of Disappearing; Calls for Proper Preservation and Protection in Africa
By kilimokwanza.org Recent indicators have revealed that traditional farmer seeds are at risk of disappearing if proper methods of preservation and protection are not sought....
Reviving Tanzania’s Soil: SAGCOT Leads the Charge for Sustainable Agriculture
By Anthony JM Tanzania’s rich soil has borne the weight of its agrarian society for centuries, fueling its economy and providing sustenance for millions. Yet,...