Aquaculture project now on…
Aquaculture is often referred to as controlled cultivation or farming of aquatic organisms and in our case fish. Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre has embarked on a
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Young Men Volunteer to Act Against Climate Change
Most youths in Zimbabwe have no jobs or viable livelihoods. Whilst agriculture has the potential
The New GFAAS (soil testing) Machine is a Shot in the Arm for Zim’s Smallholder Farmers
Soil analysis is a vital process for ensuring the quality and productivity of agricultural land.
The First-ever Mbire Traditional Seed & Food Festival Impresses
Fambidzanai Permaculture Centre, with support from the Lush and Lush Spring Prize, conducted the first-ever
GOGO MUTANDWA MAKES A LIVING FROM SELLING INDIGENOUS CHICKENS IN SHAMVA
The experience of Sekuru and Gogo Mutandwa of Ward 12, Muyambi Village is a case
Agroecology Trainings Transform Rural Smallholder Agriculture in AAZ’s LRPs
Most rural people in Zimbabwe get their food and income from tilling the land and rearing livestock. Agriculture arguably remains the mainstay of the economy and the largest source of livelihood for the largest rural population. Its performance directly impacts the rural people’s lives. With rural smallholder agriculture currently underperforming due to climatic shocks and terrible livestock diseases, there has been increased hunger and poverty in most rural communities in Zimbabwe.
