The residents of !Kosis settlement in the ||Kharas Region have embraced backyard gardening, turning every space in their yards into green spots. 

The challenges of food insecurity and limited economic opportunities have prompted some residents of Kalkrand to explore their own sustainable solutions that can both nourish and empower them. 

With rain showers having been received in most parts of Namibia, the ploughing season has also begun.

It is against this background that Eenhana Constituency Councillor in Ohangwena Olivia Hanghuwo is appealing to the Ministry of Agriculture to distribute more seeds.

The farming community is encouraged to transform farming practices to mitigate the impact of climate change.

This call was made by the Marketing and Communication Officer at Agri-Transform, Ismael Henock, while speaking at the Farmers Information Day at Gobabis. 

The manager at Musese Green Scheme in the Kavango West Region says ongoing power cuts, high demand charges, and exorbitant import fees are hampering significant progress at the irrigation project. 

The Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform is dedicated to enhancing food security and fostering a sustainable environment by providing horticulture and agricultural conservation training to farmers in the ||Kharas Region.

President Nangolo Mbumba is on a three-day visit to the Kavango Regions, visiting green scheme projects to assess their productivity.

The President's first stop was the Sikondo green scheme, situated in Kavango West.

The Okakarara Farmers Association (OKAFA) has placed six mini hammermills at the disposal of farmers in villages in the Okakarara Constituency.

The aim is to help farmers produce livestock fodder.

President Nangolo Mbumba is on a three-day visit to the Kavango regions visiting green scheme projects to assess their productivity.

The President's first stop was the Sikondo Green Scheme, situated in Kavango West Region.

Namibian forests are increasingly under threat from various human activities. Chief Forester for the Kavango regions, Jonas Mwiikinghi, emphasised that the only way to restore what has been lost is for Namibians to actively engage in planting more trees.