May 16, 2019 Daily Trust Pour hundred thousand sorghum famers are to be mobilized for this year’s wet season farming. National Association of Sorghum Producers, Processors and Marketers of Nigeria (NASPPAM) made this known in a communiqué issued and signed by its...
May 15, 2019 High Plains Journal A wet fall, unusually cold temperatures, excess rain, and in some cases flooding, have cattle and sheep producers wondering how they will manage forage shortages this summer and lay in forages for next winter. “The good news is there...
14th May 2019 Brits in Kenya The rise of an urban middle class across much of Africa is stoking demand for food that could curb hunger and cut poverty in rural outposts, a U.S.-based think tank said on Wednesday. The International Food Policy Research Institute...
13 May 2019 reliefweb The various crop trials will help farmers use seed varieties that will be productive and suitable for South Sudan. “I have never seen in my whole life an extensive production plan that gave me so much learning. I found out that with the use of...
May 11 2019 Charleston Gazette-Mail Sorghum isn’t easy to come by in West Virginia. But it wasn’t always like that. The thick sweetener is derived from a cereal crop that was domesticated by Africa about 5,000 years ago and arrived in America with African slaves,...
