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Zablon Oyugi

Nairobi

Agricultural Feature and News Writer at Smart Farmer Magazine

Media content specialist on matters business, agriculture, and ICT.

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  • 2 weeks ago | cityfarmer.info | Zablon Oyugi |Michael Levenston

    This initiative is rooted in FAO’s Green Cities Initiative and City Region Food Systems Programme, which aim to integrate agriculture and green spaces into cities and urban planning to enhance resilience, food security and sustainability. By Zablon OyugiFarmers Review AfricaMarch 27, 2025Excerpt:The FAO Rwanda Office has launched its first urban farming demonstration project, advancing sustainable food production in Kigali.

  • 4 weeks ago | farmersreviewafrica.com | Zablon Oyugi

    The FAO Rwanda Office has launched its first urban farming demonstration project, advancing sustainable food production in Kigali. Implemented in partnership with Eza Neza, a youth-led agritech startup specializing in hydroponics and greenhouse technologies, the vertical farm features over 1,500 plants, including strawberries, lettuce, cauliflower, and cabbages.

  • 4 weeks ago | farmersreviewafrica.com | Zablon Oyugi

    As agriculture faces mounting global challenges and increasingly interlinked food systems, the spotlight in 2025 turns to how local producers can harness global knowledge, networks, and innovations to strengthen South African agriculture.

  • 4 weeks ago | farmersreviewafrica.com | Zablon Oyugi

    2025 marks fifty years since TR70 model launched in 1975CR development introduced across Europe and worldwide in 2001 Milestone marked as latest CR10 and CR11 combines enter productionNew Holland is marking the 50th year since introducing the first combines featuring the brand’s Twin Rotor threshing and separation technology, a product line which has grown from a single model in 1975 to a complete range today, led by the new CR10 and CR11.

  • 4 weeks ago | farmersreviewafrica.com | Zablon Oyugi

    Kenya through the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development has declared a zero tolerance to False Codling Moth (FCM) committing to ensure 100% compliance with the European Union (EU) regulations and avert flowers export description to the export market. This follows reports indicating that in 2024, there were 95 rejections of Kenyan export consignments and 48 interceptions (2.1 million stems), due to FCM with an estimated value of 1.05 million Euro.

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