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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

2 Dae Gelede

Team Namibiau2019s farmers are officially introduced ahead of the Lamb Champs Invitational in Pretoria, South Africa, on 31 October. Photo Josau0027 Markowitz

NamLamb launches to promote local lamb

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Gobabisu0027s top performer in 2025, owned by Kakunanganda Korupanda from Epukiro. Their premier bull, Pule, secured the ultimate Champ of Champs title for 2025 at Gobabis along with five additional sub-category accolades. Photo contributed

From Stampriet to Gobabis - show season gathers pace

1 Week Gelede

From boots to farm dirt. Photo contributed

A farm built on 'what else?'

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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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Sheep producers are being encouraged to help chart a new course for the industry by participating more across the value chain. Photo: FILE

Sheep producers eye greater control of industry's future

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Despite challenges emanating from climatic events, limited knowledge, technologies, and market complexities, the beef industry and farmers in general continue to display notable resilience. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s beef industry adapts to global pressures

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Johann Kirsten Director: Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University Photo Jacques du Toit

Empowering farmers essential for sustainable livestock economy

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Figure 7 Export volumes as a share of domestic production in top beef exporting and producing nations Source BFAP 2025

Crisis point: SA red meat industry risks R10.6 billion loss

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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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Dr Emilia Nambinga

COMMERCIAL FARMER Tjijandjeua Kavetuna

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For Namibia to remain competitive and secure a sustained future in the international market, it must implement several strategies. Photo: FILE

Protecting your livestock investment

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