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Namibiau2019s rising temperatures are putting added pressure on farmers, with livestock, crops and soil all vulnerable to heat-related stress. Photo Contributed

Heatwaves threaten livestock, crops and soil health

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Later in the dry season, particularly from August, energy demands increase as grazing becomes scarce. Photo Pexels

Dry season survival tips for livestock farmers

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In Namibia, rangeland degradation is evident across different landscapes and takes various forms. Photo Pexels

The rangelands are under pressure

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Newborn lambs face increased risks during the winter lambing season, as farmers are urged to strengthen care, improve hygiene, and ensure proper nutrition to boost survival rates. Photo: https://static.africa-press.net

Winter lambing season demands heightened care from smallstock farmers

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MAFWLR and UNAM officials who signed a Memorandum of Understanding, launching a partnership to enhance research, training, and agricultural innovation nationwide.

Agri Ministry, UNAM strengthen agri research partnership

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Ben Haraseb, Director of the Directorate of Agricultural Production Extension and Engineering Services at MAFWLR. Photo Jacques du Toit

Namibia advances transformation of agri-food sector

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rom the left is James Chapman, Bank Windhoek Managing Director, and Kingsley Kwenani, Deputy Executive Director of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform’s. Photo Provided

Bank Windhoek Agri Series champions genetic diversity

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Sheep meat exports declined substantially from 405 tons in 2024 to 155 tons in the first half of 2025. Photo: Jacques du Toit

Livestock sector focuses on herd repopulation as marketing declines

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Food self-sufficiency is an enabler of food security

Food self-sufficiency and food security: Understanding the difference

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Savanna Beef Processing plant construction site in February 2024.

Savanna Beef export status and full operation expected in February 2026

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Omaheke Governor Pijoo Nganate hands over land allotment letters to newly resettled farmers during the Pre-Settlement Training Workshop.

More than 5 500 Namibians resettled through land reform programme

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Bush encroachment affects 46 million ha in Namibia, reducing livestock capacity.

New biochar manufacturing targets better grazing land

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