DIVAGRI Phd Student Mhlengi Khambule from Stellenbosch University shares his insights on the benefits of desalination greenhouses for small farmers in Africa.

Agricultural Research Council researchers Charity Mapumulo and Noluthando Ngcobo share their insights on how kwaNdaba farmers are responding to biobased technologies on the DIVAGRI research project.

DIVAGRI Gender Expert Elisa Matola from Instituto Superior Politecnico de Manica in Mozambique discusses the importance of gender empowerment on the DIVAGRI project.

Dr Aart-Jan Verschoor, Agricultural Research Council economist and DIVAGRI researcher, discusses why is record keeping beneficial for small-scale farmers

University of Cape Coast Masters Student Christina Fobir has just submitted her Masters thesis in Biogas Technology. When it is published, we will provide readers with access to its findings. This interview covers why she thinks biogas has great potential for emerging farmers in Africa.

Business Coach Nina Mapili will be visiting the DIVAGRI project in Ghana and South Africa April to train women as entrepreneurs in the farming sector.

Stellenbosch Municipality and DIVAGRI research project will sign an MoU this month to test bio-based technologies at Lynedoch in Stellenbosch, South Africa. The aim of the partnership is to assist emerging farmers leasing land in the area to improve their productivity and reduce their use of resources.

Farmers in Ghana will be able to tap into income-generating opportunities for improved livelihood. This is spearheaded...

In many parts of Africa smallholder farmers are grappling with arid conditions and inefficient irrigation systems that...

Small farmers at Lake Agege, Ghana are experimenting with intercropping Okra, cowpeas and Melons to improve soil...

Stellenbosch University Water Institute is working with small farmers in Lynedoch to co-create technologies that develop new business opportunities and …