Coming under the Response to Emergencies and Disasters (RED) component in the second phase of the SAPP Programme, the farm inputs are for emergencies and disasters in addition to reducing food insecurity for affected populations and restoring their livelihoods.
Some extension workers have noted that most farmers are so used to traditional habits and practices in crop and livestock production that it will take a lot of convincing for them to switch to modern ways of agriculture.
Against a background of fiscal challenges affecting access to inputs and supplies to boost food production, the National Planning Commission (NPC) has stressed on...
The Sustainable Agriculture Production Programme (SAPP) II has underscored the need for research which responds to farmer’s needs such as availability of markets for...
Ministry of Agriculture says the country has more than 200 agricultural technologies available for adoption awaiting to be implemented by as many farmers as...
International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) says there is need to ensure that farmers are provided with the appropriate and required technologies in line...
International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) has described the country’s production system as vulnerable thereby contributing to 30 percent of Food Loss and Waste...
The 2024 Malawi Productivity and Agricultural Commercialization Conference has been organized to foster strategic dialogue, provide evidence-based policy guidance, and support the implementation of...
A joint research by an independent agricultural think tank MwAPATA Institute on the policy prioritisation analysis using value chains through a set of indicators...
Deputy Director of Crop Development-Horticulture in the ministry of Agriculture Eviness Nyalugwe has said the ministry is committed in promoting banana farming in the country’s primary and secondary schools in a bid to improve availability of the fruits in the country.