The Agro-Marketing and Trade Agency's silo capacity for grain storage currently stands at 22,900 metric tonnes.
However, AMTA's Corporate Communication Officer says this is not enough to meet Namibia's current grain demand.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources says the majority of resettled farmers in the Omaruru and Karibib areas are putting in extra effort to become commercial despite water problems.
A two-day agriculture conservation validation workshop aimed at getting local farmers and stakeholders to develop a programme responsive to climate adaptation challenges was held in Otjiwarongo.
More than N$800,000 has been recovered in rental fees from 58 resettled farmers in the Erongo region since independence.
Namibia has the potential to gain valuable insights from Zimbabwe in the field of agriculture.
Urban agriculture is growing in Swakopmund as the municipality and some learning institutions continue to empower residents through the allocation of more land.
Urban agriculture is a particular focus area in the Swakopmund Municipality's strategic plan.
Political office bearers serving in Part II municipalities, towns, and village councils will receive increases in their monthly allowances, which came into effect on the first of this month.
The Managing Director of Let's Do It Namibia, Tanswell Rooinasie, urged the public and private sectors to support environmental education projects in schools.
During the donation of trees by Reptile Mineral Resources, worth N$30 thousand, to five schools in Swakopmund.
The Namibian Organic Association (NOA) is currently conducting training workshops throughout the north-central regions to introduce rural communities to cost-effective, practical organic farming and reduce its harmful effects.
Let's Do It Namibia has donated citrus fruit trees to three different schools in Windhoek.
Martti Ahtisaari Primary School is among those that received trees.
