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CALL FOR THE SUBMISSION OF THE EXPECTED WHEAT PRODUCTION HARVEST FOR THE 2023 MARKETING SEASON
SCAM ALERT – FAKE VACANCY CIRCULATING
Termination of AMTA as an agent of the Namibian Agronomic Board
Producers & Traders of Horticulture Fresh Produce Awarded
Horticulture producers and traders in fresh produce to be awarded
Event: National Horticulture Day & Award CeremonyDate: Wednesday, 26 September 2018 (Full day event, including the official programme, excursions leading into a networking braai)Venue: Olushandja (Epalela) in the Omusati Region Each year, the Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) brings the horticulture industry together to publicly recognise the hard work, innovation and ingenuity of horticulture producers and traders …
Horticultural Producer of The Year- Application form
Each year, the Namibian Agronomic Board recognises local producers of horticulture fresh fruit and vegetables with the Horticultural Producer of the Year Awards. The awards celebrate the professional, innovative and sustainable approach of our horticulture producers and showcase their passion and dedication in raising the profile of the important role they play in producing food …
Good maize harvest predicted despite army worms
The Namibian Agronomic Board, at its Board meeting on the 28th March 2017 noted the predicted marketable white maize harvest for mid-2017 to be approximately 69 000 tons. If one would add the possible “second” harvest of approximately 3 000 tons from the Green Schemes on the northern rivers (to be planted as soon as …
2015 National horticulture day held at sonop on the banks of the orange river
Windhoek, 28 September 2015: The achievements of Namibian producers and traders in fresh fruit and vegetables were recognised at the 2015 National Horticulture Day on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 at farm Sonop at Noordoewer on the banks of the Orange River. The National Horticulture Day is organised by the Namibian Agronomic Board annually and nominees …