Agriculture continues to be one of Namibia's main job-creating sectors, and with more investments, farmers are optimistic about contributing to food security and poverty reduction. Ratjindua Kahorongo, a subsistence crop farmer in the Okondjatu area, is one of those who, despite limited resources, is fully utilising his three-hectare plot of land to produce food and create jobs for the locals. A seasonal crop farmer, Kahorongo produces a variety of vegetables and fruits and has been farming for

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104K views · 982 reactions | ARREST THE LOCUST | Police and community members trying to chase away swamps of locusts from this unidentified northern village. The locusts are destroying crops and even grazing. The locusts have become a delicacy in some communities where people have started eating them. | Namibian Sun | Facebook

1.4K views · 37 reactions | The Namibian Agronomic Board - NAB conducted consultations with crop producers and tree seedling suppliers in the northern production areas. Video: by Rudorf Iyambo | Eagle FM Namibia | Facebook

Sustainable tree planting is key to resilient farms and a healthier planet. Watch as Johannes Muremi from the GIZ Farming for Resilience project shares expert tips on how to do it right! 📺 Watch the full training video on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/2yCju1Wsz48 #SustainableFarming #TreePlanting #AgribankNamibia #FarmingForResilience | The Namibian