Mechanisation refers to the use of machinery and technology in farming to enhance productivity, efficiency and sustainability.

Wheat farming has become a key agricultural activity in Zimbabwe, contributing not only to food security but also to economic development.

AI offers the tools to overcome long-standing challenges such as climate variability, low productivity and financial exclusion.

NGOs are mission-driven organisations operating independent of government structures. 

AGRICULTURE remains the cornerstone of  the Zimbabwean economy, contributing around 17% to GDP and supporting over 60% of the population

With market prices averaging US$550 per tonne, a farmer can gross over US$2 000 in less than five months — an attractive margin in any regional agricultural setting.

As Zimbabwe enters another maize farming season under the shadow of unpredictable rains