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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

3 Weeks Ago

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

Securing Namibia’s place in a competitive meat industry

1 Month Ago

Farmers involved in the poultry trade can secure a fair market share by forming a marketing co-operative. Photo Pexels

Poultry production reaches N$1.74b in 2024

2 Months Ago

Cattle marketing dropped in February Photo Archive

Cattle marketing drops nearly 60% in February (AGRIMONITOR)

4 Months Ago

In the European Union (EU), there is a projected shift from beef, pork and sheep meat towards poultry. Photo FILE

Namibia should diversify meat export markets – LLPB

8 Months Ago

Sanlam recently a 12.3% in its asset manager to Ninety One Investment.

COMPANY NEWS IN BRIEF

8 Months Ago

Year-on-year, live cattle exports are 16.86% lower than those observed in September of last year. PHOTO FILE

Cattle and sheep marketing drops in September

9 Months Ago

COMPLIANCE: The European Union is set to implement new deforestation regulations, which will impact producers across the world, including in Namibia. Photo: FILE

Namibia readies for EU deforestation regulations

10 Months Ago

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Void of unintended consequences

DECLINE: Live sheep exports decreased by more than 20% from May to June. Photo: FILE

Sheep abattoirs struggle to find better prices for carcasses

Clemens Voights, one of the owners of Farm Krumhuk. Photo Jemimah Ndebele

The future is green

FREE: The World Organisation for Animal Health has published Namibia’s self-declaration for a zone historically free from bovine tuberculosis. Photo: File

Namibia free from bovine tuberculosis

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