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ZNFU President to visit Mkushi

Monday, 19 July 2010 16:54 administrator
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The ZNFU President will be in Mkushi District on Monday 19th July, 2010 with his entourage. The purpose of his visit is to come and hold meetings with commercial farmers in the farm block and assess the security situation in Mkushi District as a whole.

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IFAD Boss to visit Choma

Monday, 19 July 2010 16:52 administrator
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The President of IFAD will next week on Thursday 22nd July 2010, visit Mutucebe Information Centre. The IFAD President is on a tour of projects in Southern Province specifically Choma and Kalomo. Mutucebe Information Centre was funded for a goat project. The visit will also tally with the ZNFU 4455 Trade and Market Information System as used in the marketing of goats.

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ZNFU Meets Environmental Council of Zambia

Monday, 19 July 2010 16:17 administrator
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The meeting was held to discuss the storage of agricultural chemicals on the farms. The Statutory Instrument empowers the regulator to affect such charges on anyone, importing, distributing, storing and using the chemicals.

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IFC Vice President Visits Zambia

Monday, 19 July 2010 16:47 administrator
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The Vice President of International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank, visited Zambia to accustom herself with the different developmental projects IFC is currently assisting implement in Zambia. During her visit to Zambia, the IFC Vice President held a working lunch on agribusiness development initiatives with key stakeholders that included the ZNFU, MACO, ZANACO and PROFIT;

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Cotton Price Goes Up

Monday, 12 July 2010 16:57 administrator
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The price of Cotton has hit a record high with the price of seed cotton now pegged at K2, 300 per kilogram. Despite this newly announced price by some Cotton Out growers in the region, there seems to be very little crop on the ground as most farmer had reduced their cotton production. The majority of farmers in the region had increased their maize production
 
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