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Why South Africa now needs to import maize

Southern Africa, a major producer of maize, is having to import the product from abroad due to massive reductions in maize output.

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Governments know what s coming, but are unprepared - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus

Governments know what s coming, but are unprepared - Republikein - Jou Land, Jou Taal, Jou Nuus
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Farmers Empowered: Accra Workshop Tackles Climate Challenges with Crop-Climate Modeling

Farmers Empowered: Accra Workshop Tackles Climate Challenges with Crop-Climate Modeling
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Exploiting Africa s Treasure Trove of Plant Diversity

Many of Africa’s overlooked edible plants such as cowpea, pigeon pea, and sorghum are able to grow on land where mainstream crops can’t thrive – and are more

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