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Why Saving Water Is Becoming More Important Than Ever For generations, farmers have depended on rainfall to grow food, feed
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Hold the Soil, Protect the Harvest: Why Contour Farming Matters
By Rabecca Mwila The 100-Metre Race You Didn’t Enter Imagine two raindrops falling side by side on a hillside maize
How to Make Your Own Fermented Liquid Bio-Fertiliser: A Step-by-Step Guide for Smallholder Farmers
By Rabecca Mwila Are you tired of spending your money on expensive chemical fertilisers that degrade your soil year after
Women Are Leading the Fight Against Soil Erosion – Here’s How
By Rabecca Mwila When the Soil Washes Away, Women Bear the Heaviest Burden In many rural communities across Southern Africa,
Women Farmers Can Lead the Bio-Fertiliser Revolution – Here is How
By Rabecca Mwila In villages across Zambia, women start their days before dawn to tend crops, fetch water, care for
Indigenous Seed Innovations Offer Hope Amid Climate and Input-Cost Pressures
By Samuel Saizi Mbewe National Research and Seed Field Day Highlights Agricultural Resilience The recent 2026 National Research and Seeds
Soil Poisoned, Water Contaminated: The Hidden Cost of Chemical Farming in Southern Africa
By Rabecca Mwila The Fields Look Green – But the Soil Is Dying Across Southern Africa, farmers spread synthetic fertilisers
Who Controls Our Seeds? How Industrial Farming Undermines Food Sovereignty in Southern Africa
By Rabecca Mwila The Seeds That Feed Us Are No Longer Ours to Keep Every planting season, farmers across Malawi
From Policy to Practice: How Southern Africa Is Scaling Agroecology to End Hunger
By Rabecca Mwila Southern Africa faces a puzzle. Despite decades of agricultural investment, food insecurity remains high, worsened by the
Botanical Sprays: A Low-Cost Solution to Pest Control for Smallholder Farmers in Southern Africa
By Rabecca Mwila When Pests Destroy Crops and Profits Across Southern Africa, smallholder farmers lose a significant portion of their
