Josa' Markowitz
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- 14
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- Sep 23, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Namibian Sun
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Heatwaves threaten livestock, crops and soil health (opens the original)
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Namibia’s high temperatures increasingly threaten livestock, crops, and soil health, and farmers are urged to prepare for heat stress by improving water management, providing shade, and protecting soil cover. Technical adviser for Livestock and Rangeland Management Erastus Ngaruka said Namibia’s predominantly dry conditions already make agricultural production challenging, and extreme heat could further reduce the productivity and survival of livestock and plants. “Namibia is largely a dry count
Heatwaves threaten livestock, crops and soil health (opens the original)
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Namibia’s high temperatures increasingly threaten livestock, crops, and soil health, and farmers are urged to prepare for heat stress by improving water management, providing shade, and protecting soil cover. Technical adviser for Livestock and Rangeland Management Erastus Ngaruka said Namibia’s predominantly dry conditions already make agricultural production challenging, and extreme heat could further reduce the productivity and survival of livestock and plants. “Namibia is largely a dry count
Agriculture investment conference targets private-sector funding (opens the original)
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Market Watch Agriculture investment conference targets private-sector funding Josa' Markowitz 1 Dag Gelede - 2026-09-23 00:05:00 Namibia’s first Annual Agriculture Investment Conference and Expo seeks to attract greater private-sector investment into agriculture, with organisers setting a long-term target ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
Agriculture investment conference targets private-sector funding (opens the original)
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Market Watch Agriculture investment conference targets private-sector funding Josa' Markowitz 1 Day Ago - 2026-09-23 00:05:00 Namibia’s first Annual Agriculture Investment Conference and Expo seeks to attract greater private-sector investment into agriculture, with organisers setting a long-term target ... If you are an active subscriber and the article is not showing, please log out and back in. Free access to articles from 10:00.
NamLamb launches to promote local lamb (opens the original)
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Namibia has launched NamLamb, a national initiative aimed at promoting locally produced lamb, creating market opportunities for sheep farmers and raising the profile of the country’s small-stock sector. Launched in Windhoek on Friday, the initiative comes ahead of Namibia’s participation in the inaugural Lamb Champs Invitational in Pretoria on 31 October, where 10 Namibian producers will compete against 10 South African farmers. NamLamb was founded by sheep producers Lenn de Jager and Hannes Age
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